Lemeur whistles

tegea · Post by **tegea** » Fri Oct 03, 2008 2:43 pm

Thanks Pascal and Jemtheflute. I think that I can now better imagine how the LeMeur whistle play.
If the D goes in the second octave somewhere in between the Burke and the Dixon Trad, that should be OK for me as I enjoy my Dixon, even if the E and D are a bit weak.

Pascal, tu es bourguignon ? moi aussi !

hydromel89 · Post by **hydromel89** » Sat Oct 04, 2008 1:50 am

tegea wrote: Pascal, tu es bourguignon ? moi aussi !

Oui... j'habite Sens (bon, historiquement, ce n'est pas encore la Bourgogne) : je suis bourguignon d'adoption et de coeur.. mais ma belle famille l'est de sang.

Il me semble que nous avons déjà conversé il y a un an environ, voire un peu moins.

Sorry folks for writing in french.

Pascal.

JordanII · Post by **JordanII** » Sat Oct 04, 2008 7:50 pm

hydromel89 wrote:I have a Lemeur high D...

Previously, I used to play a Burke almost exclusively.
But honestly, the Lemeur has a nice tone, is easier to play thant the Burke (IMHO), is really comfortable to play, quite loud, quite cheap compared to lots of other brands, fits really nice in the hands and in the mouth...

Since then, I didn't touch my Burke at all...

Pascal.

c'mon! Face it! Nothing is better than Burke

hydromel89 · Post by **hydromel89** » Sun Oct 05, 2008 1:46 am

JordanII wrote:
hydromel89 wrote:I have a Lemeur high D...

Previously, I used to play a Burke almost exclusively.
But honestly, the Lemeur has a nice tone, is easier to play thant the Burke (IMHO), is really comfortable to play, quite loud, quite cheap compared to lots of other brands, fits really nice in the hands and in the mouth...

Since then, I didn't touch my Burke at all...

Pascal.
c'mon! Face it! Nothing is better than Burke

That's very true!... except for my Lemeur...

Pascal.