Schultz High G Thin Weasel in Blackwood
Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 6:11 pm
Paul asked if anyone had a High G Thin Weasel, so I thought I'd share it with you all.
It's actually my latest whistle purchase, and it's still in the break-in period. I play it a little each day and oil it as necessary. It's turning out to be a real little charmer - I look forward to playing it every day. It's really easy to play even though all my fingers get crowded on the holes that are so close together. This isn't a formal review except to say it's already one of my favorite whistles for playability and plain old fun. There's a sound file and pics so you can review it yourself.
Here's a link to an MP3 so you can hear how the whistle sounds. I play a scale, a tune in the low octave, and a tune mostly in the high octave: http://members.cox.net/tofutaco/ThinWea ... lHighG.mp3
I've posted pics so you can see how it looks. The background should give you a feeling for its size. First pic is next to its big brother (Soprano D in Blackwood). The rest show detail.
Cheers!
It's actually my latest whistle purchase, and it's still in the break-in period. I play it a little each day and oil it as necessary. It's turning out to be a real little charmer - I look forward to playing it every day. It's really easy to play even though all my fingers get crowded on the holes that are so close together. This isn't a formal review except to say it's already one of my favorite whistles for playability and plain old fun. There's a sound file and pics so you can review it yourself.
Here's a link to an MP3 so you can hear how the whistle sounds. I play a scale, a tune in the low octave, and a tune mostly in the high octave: http://members.cox.net/tofutaco/ThinWea ... lHighG.mp3
I've posted pics so you can see how it looks. The background should give you a feeling for its size. First pic is next to its big brother (Soprano D in Blackwood). The rest show detail.
Cheers!
