I'm so impatient!
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I'm so impatient!
Before my son was born, I would always give my wife her birhday presents early, and let her open Christmas presents early. I just have a hard time waiting! (Now, of course, we wait until the right days, to give him some structure and help teach him the patience I wish I had)
For that reason, I almost always buy whistles second hand. The few times I've been on a waiting list--Laughing and Greenwood whistles--have been nerve-wracking for me.
Now, here I am waiting for several sets of whistles...I'm dying here!
Hopefully, I'll have in my hands a Jubilee, an S.B.Z.E., and an Eiden whistle in a few weeks. I don't think any of these have been really thoroughly reviewed here, so I'm totally stoked.
I guess I could have waited to post something when the whistles were actually in my hands, but I just couldn't wait... I had to share the excitement or bust
For that reason, I almost always buy whistles second hand. The few times I've been on a waiting list--Laughing and Greenwood whistles--have been nerve-wracking for me.
Now, here I am waiting for several sets of whistles...I'm dying here!
Hopefully, I'll have in my hands a Jubilee, an S.B.Z.E., and an Eiden whistle in a few weeks. I don't think any of these have been really thoroughly reviewed here, so I'm totally stoked.
I guess I could have waited to post something when the whistles were actually in my hands, but I just couldn't wait... I had to share the excitement or bust
The best way to deal with the impatience is to constantly have a whistle on its way to you in the mail. Then you can at least say on a regular basis, that you just picked up a new whistle.
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--Plato
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- Tell us something.: I play whistles. I sell whistles. This seems just a BIT excessive to the cause. A sentence or two is WAY less than 100 characters.
I am on Grinter's list (low F) and Bleazey's list (Bb and A) and it has not been too bad. Of course I have dealt for an O'Riordan set, a Greenwood set and a couple of others (including a Bass A Bernard Overton) in the meantime.
BTW, other than a little warm up clogging on the Greenwood, I like their full, round sound.
BTW, other than a little warm up clogging on the Greenwood, I like their full, round sound.
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Me too...Whitmores happened to get one recently and he says it's a bit buzzy on the high A and B. He's played mine, so already knew what to expect. I'm going to check it out next week at session and see what I think.IDAwHOa wrote:I am on Grinter's list (low F) and Bleazey's list (Bb and A) and it has not been too bad. Of course I have dealt for an O'Riordan set, a Greenwood set and a couple of others (including a Bass A Bernard Overton) in the meantime.
BTW, other than a little warm up clogging on the Greenwood, I like their full, round sound.
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I'm on O'Riordan's list for five whistles (in descending order, Bb, A, G, F, and E).... about 28 months and counting now.
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Re: I'm so impatient!
I'll be curious to hear about the SBZE whistle when you get it. Did the maker give you an estimated time of arrival for it?Wanderer wrote:
Hopefully, I'll have in my hands a Jubilee, an S.B.Z.E., and an Eiden whistle in a few weeks.
Nothing is so firmly believed as that which is least known--Montaigne
We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark. The real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light
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Re: I'm so impatient!
"Several weeks"..no specific time. Could also get held up in international shipping for who knows how long...blackhawk wrote:I'll be curious to hear about the SBZE whistle when you get it. Did the maker give you an estimated time of arrival for it?Wanderer wrote:
Hopefully, I'll have in my hands a Jubilee, an S.B.Z.E., and an Eiden whistle in a few weeks.
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Please let me know (PM ok) about the Grinter. I am very interested in what your opinion is of it.Wanderer wrote:Me too...Whitmores happened to get one recently and he says it's a bit buzzy on the high A and B. He's played mine, so already knew what to expect. I'm going to check it out next week at session and see what I think.IDAwHOa wrote:I am on Grinter's list (low F) and Bleazey's list (Bb and A) and it has not been too bad. Of course I have dealt for an O'Riordan set, a Greenwood set and a couple of others (including a Bass A Bernard Overton) in the meantime.
BTW, other than a little warm up clogging on the Greenwood, I like their full, round sound.
Steven - IDAwHOa - Wood Rocks
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