I HATE WAITING FOR WHISTLES IN THE MAIL
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I HATE WAITING FOR WHISTLES IN THE MAIL
Thank you. That is all.
Ramzy Berbawy
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Ouch. I think you have me beat. Actually, I haven't been waiting that long. I start getting itchy the day after I place an order. I think it's due to WhOA complications.Buckeye67 wrote:Don't get me started.
Try having to wait for a whistle that you sent off to the maker for a cleanup (after owning it for 10+ years) that was to have taken a few days.
It has been 10 weeks and it still isn't here - despite it allegedly having been sent out on two other occasions.
Seriously.
Ramzy Berbawy
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I'm the same way.gallant_murray wrote: Ouch. I think you have me beat. Actually, I haven't been waiting that long. I start getting itchy the day after I place an order. I think it's due to WhOA complications.
I'd go nuts ordering an Olwell flute or a set of UP's that would take 5 years to get.
(I had to wait over a year to get that whistle to begin with.. "It should be in the next batch" was the story back then. )
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The only thing that makes it bearable is already having some nice whistles to play while you're waiting.
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I know the feeling! I'm new to playing the whistle I ordered a Clarke Sweetone from the Clarke website last friday. I received an email saying my order is being 'processed'...but I haven't heard anything since.
Anyway...I went down to my local music shop (I wasn't expecting them to sell whistles...shops in my local area rarely sell the things I want) and they sell whistles! I bought myself a Generation in key of D!
They only sell Generations separately and they sell Clarke Meg with a book and CD and a walton set.
Does anyone here know if there is much difference in sound between a Clarke Meg and a Clarke Sweetone?
Thanks!
Anyway...I went down to my local music shop (I wasn't expecting them to sell whistles...shops in my local area rarely sell the things I want) and they sell whistles! I bought myself a Generation in key of D!
They only sell Generations separately and they sell Clarke Meg with a book and CD and a walton set.
Does anyone here know if there is much difference in sound between a Clarke Meg and a Clarke Sweetone?
Thanks!
Nope, shouldn't be. I've had several of both. The Meg is made in China (or so I've heard), so it's cheaper. But they should sound the same.mmccabe wrote:
Does anyone here know if there is much difference in sound between a Clarke Meg and a Clarke Sweetone?
Thanks!
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[/quote]blackhawk wrote: Nope, shouldn't be. I've had several of both. The Meg is made in China (or so I've heard), so it's cheaper. But they should sound the same.
Thanks!
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