Anyone ever seen one of these before. Just interested that’s all
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1460944403
Gosh! I dunno what the heck that is.
Looks like a Mad Max whistle. 
There’s been a leak!!!
I think that this is a stripped down version of US Army’s secret assault whistle, that was hinted at in another post.
Those chrome rings might be range finder rings for finding the right frequency against an enemy.
Mark
I read in a different thread that the general consensus was a whistle with equally spaced holes wouldn’t play well…? (I think the thread was an old one about the whistle on star trek)
Oh, a whistle with equally spaced holes can play just fine. It just won’t play any musical scale that you’re familiar with (with the possible exception of a whole-tone scale).
-Frank
This whistle doesn’t have evenly spaced holes.
I bid on it, but not much.
Jessie
Here’s another odd one - a Celtic Dog Whistle??
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1460556350
It would be interesting to hear what scale that whistle does play, and as it is advertised as a penny whistle I’d pay a penny to fine out (and old penny, which would be a few bucks). But my aging ears might have a problem with hearing the sound out of the rather narrow sound hole.
The slight differences in spacing might make it a natural in either the Phrygian or Lochrian modes (Western music). But it basically looks like a musical Chinese menu (do remember that our scales aren’t the only ones, even if based on the series of overtones).
Wow, I come back and I get pontifical, Oh well, that’s me.
Best, Jon
Does anyone know any Celtic Dog tunes that you could play on these latest whistles?
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I’m guessing it’s someone’s home made whistle. The decoration is eclectic to say the least.