I'm putting these up again with the same offer at $150 for all. These are beautiful whistles that I just don't play. I was surprised that other whistles went so quickly and these did not, because it seems there are always some people looking for them. They're in as new condition. Is it my breath? One note: In my opinion and that of one other player, though both are solid, the A of the set is the stronger of the two (I believe I recently started a thread about sets seeming often to be made for one of the included tubes to be the best or better.)
Q1 sold; now offering A/G set for $100. These are available again, as the buyer just withdrew due to financial issue.
Any takers please respond via e-mail or pm. Thanks.
Philo
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"This is this; this ain't something else. This is this." - Robert DeNiro, "The Deer Hunter," 1978.
There are probably a lot of people like me that would buy them in a minute if they had the money. The Q1 is one of my favorite whistles. I have never played the A or G but I know what they are probably like. I think many people also like to buy directly from Stacey. A lot of people want some custom features.
Unseen122 wrote:.......
but I need that money for other stuff.
Baba, this is beginning to sound like a mantra .....
why yes, sublimating the primal whoa energy and transmuting it for a higher purpose is the very rubric of wantra.
Tell us something.: Well, I've been a contributor and visitor to this site since 2001. At one time or another, one of my photographs was the opening page photograph. My teacher was Bill Ochs. I play the Penny Whistle. Not a lot else to say.
That last offer is tempting indeed. I would say that one of the two (i.e., the 'A') is an outstanding whistle and the other one (i.e., the 'G') is pretty fine as well. If I did not have a Sindt A, I would jump on the two.
Tell us something.: Well, I've been a contributor and visitor to this site since 2001. At one time or another, one of my photographs was the opening page photograph. My teacher was Bill Ochs. I play the Penny Whistle. Not a lot else to say.
If you still have them on the 21st, please consider bringing them to the event. You already know my views on the A. If they have been sold by then, so be it. I have been off the wall with acquisitions lately and have to put the brakes on sooner or later. It's not as if what's standing between me and better music is the lack of yet another whistle. Still......
One note: In my opinion and that of one other player, though both are solid, the A of the set is the stronger of the two (I believe I recently started a thread about sets seeming often to be made for one of the included tubes to be the best or better.)
