No messing.... 6' 3" 
PD.
piper choice as starter set?
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Patrick D'Arcy
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No messing.... 6' 3" PD.
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seanc
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- Tell us something.: I am primarily a bass player for 30+ years in rock bands. Making an effort to expand my horizons. Currently struggling with concertina. Completely befuddled by Uilleann pipes.
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oh boy..
and, is it pronounced "lip sync"???
sean... americanized pronunciation= SEEN...
sean... americanized pronunciation= SEEN...
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KAD
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Sean,
You don't have to go as far as the Southern Clifornia tionol to see and hear lots of different sets and ask for advice -- there's a tionol in the Catskills in a month. Check out www.eastcoastpipers.com. Also, since you are in Massachusetts, you have the Boston Uilleann Pipers group close at hand; they have a Google forum.
KAD
You don't have to go as far as the Southern Clifornia tionol to see and hear lots of different sets and ask for advice -- there's a tionol in the Catskills in a month. Check out www.eastcoastpipers.com. Also, since you are in Massachusetts, you have the Boston Uilleann Pipers group close at hand; they have a Google forum.
KAD