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- stefpat
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Q1
Hi,
Do you already play an alba Q1?
What are your comments about this whistle?
Find on bigwhistle website.
Thanks,
Do you already play an alba Q1?
What are your comments about this whistle?
Find on bigwhistle website.
Thanks,
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- pthouron
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Have one. Love it. Easiest whistle to play, very pure sound, nifty looking. A bargain at $60.00 or so.
Here is a review that was posted a while ago by our fellow C&F member Chatty Kathy:
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... atty+kathy
PT
Here is a review that was posted a while ago by our fellow C&F member Chatty Kathy:
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... atty+kathy
PT
- Marko
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mine is currently waiting for me in a mail depo in south london
my Bill Ochs book fitted through my mailbox, but the Q1 didnt.
the depo is only open from 8 in the morning till 1300, and i have to be in work for 830 so i haven't been able to pick it up. been in xtremely bad form all week because of it.
i fall asleep every night knowing that its about 2000 meters from me and i wont be able to pick it up till friday.
my girlfriend thinks im insane, but you guys understand, right?
so anyhow, in summary, i dont know.
but i will after the weekend, i have it all planned. it involves a bottle of whiskey, my Q1, and some lip balm.
my Bill Ochs book fitted through my mailbox, but the Q1 didnt.
the depo is only open from 8 in the morning till 1300, and i have to be in work for 830 so i haven't been able to pick it up. been in xtremely bad form all week because of it.
i fall asleep every night knowing that its about 2000 meters from me and i wont be able to pick it up till friday.
my girlfriend thinks im insane, but you guys understand, right?
so anyhow, in summary, i dont know.
but i will after the weekend, i have it all planned. it involves a bottle of whiskey, my Q1, and some lip balm.
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Can't you pick it up during your lunch break? That's what I'd do.Marko wrote:mine is currently waiting for me in a mail depo in south london
my Bill Ochs book fitted through my mailbox, but the Q1 didnt.
the depo is only open from 8 in the morning till 1300, and i have to be in work for 830 so i haven't been able to pick it up. been in xtremely bad form all week because of it.
i fall asleep every night knowing that its about 2000 meters from me and i wont be able to pick it up till friday.
my girlfriend thinks im insane, but you guys understand, right?
so anyhow, in summary, i dont know.
but i will after the weekend, i have it all planned. it involves a bottle of whiskey, my Q1, and some lip balm.
Redwolf
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- Marko
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there wouldnt really be enough time, even if i managed to get off at 12, i work about 3/4 of an hour away from the place (and my house). i suppose if i was desperate i could be late in one morning but hell, the anticipation is probably good for me. so busy this week i wouldnt have time to play it anyhow. (remember my "bored" thread? i'm getting quite nostalgic for those days now)
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Ditto. Patrick summed it up.pthouron wrote:Have one. Love it. Easiest whistle to play, very pure sound, nifty looking. A bargain at $60.00 or so.
Here is a review that was posted a while ago by our fellow C&F member Chatty Kathy:
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... atty+kathy
PT
I know top-class players who were impressed, too. It's the one whistle to practice--everywhere--carrying it around with no fear of damage.
- GaryKelly
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Mine arrived in the post here at the office today...and I only ordered it yesterday. I always have stuff delivered to the office address precisely to avoid Marko's frustration with the post office when there's no-one home to collect.
But how frustrating is this? I'm sitting with the Q1 in its nifty supplied case, right here on the desk...in a crowded office. I have to wait until knocking-off time before I can play with it!!
But how frustrating is this? I'm sitting with the Q1 in its nifty supplied case, right here on the desk...in a crowded office. I have to wait until knocking-off time before I can play with it!!
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Isn't there a bathroom there?GaryKelly wrote:Mine arrived in the post here at the office today...and I only ordered it yesterday. I always have stuff delivered to the office address precisely to avoid Marko's frustration with the post office when there's no-one home to collect.
But how frustrating is this? I'm sitting with the Q1 in its nifty supplied case, right here on the desk...in a crowded office. I have to wait until knocking-off time before I can play with it!!
- Marko
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to hell with professionalism
right, i decided getting my whistle was much more important than being in work on time, so i skipped down this morning to collect my Q1. now however, im in the same situation as Gary, sitting at work with my nice new shiney whistle under the desk. theres a stairwell that i had a blow in though, it sounds amazing, and the finish is superb. the fipple plug is orangey black, and really adds to the appearance of the whistle. so im happier now
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Re: to hell with professionalism
I wonder how many Tufnol fipple colours Stacey has made? My Q1 fipple is white and sky blue, whereas my Low D is orange and red. Really pretty and definitely adds to the already beautiful appearance of Alba whistles.Marko wrote:.....the fipple plug is orangey black, and really adds to the appearance of the whistle....
Marko - I was the same! I had to try and sit for a day with my Q1 on my office desk. Funny how such a simple instrument can drive you mad with anticipation. I broke after two hours and went to my car for a toot!
Cheers
FFC
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I still feel the same about this whistle as I felt when I first got it. It is my most played whistle.
Thank you Stacey for making such a great little whistle.
To read my review of this whistle Click Here
Cheers,
Kathy
Thank you Stacey for making such a great little whistle.
To read my review of this whistle Click Here
Cheers,
Kathy
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Re: to hell with professionalism
Teck tipFat Freddy's Cat wrote:I wonder how many Tufnol fipple colours Stacey has made? My Q1 fipple is white and sky blue, whereas my Low D is orange and red. Really pretty and definitely adds to the already beautiful appearance of Alba whistles.Marko wrote:.....the fipple plug is orangey black, and really adds to the appearance of the whistle....
Marko - I was the same! I had to try and sit for a day with my Q1 on my office desk. Funny how such a simple instrument can drive you mad with anticipation. I broke after two hours and went to my car for a toot!
Cheers
FFC
I used to only use Tufnol For the fipple plugs but now I only use a Pollyester resin based Albanite fipple that cast myself.
If any of you recall I called it fipple art
No two plugs are the same apart from the single colour ones
Stacey has the most bodacious fipples! & Message board
http://whistlenstrings.invisionzone.com ... t=0&p=3303&
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Stacey - Is the referenced "Q1" the same as what was called the "practice whistle"? If so, ditto; it's a fine whistle.
Also, the Albanite in my A/G set is beautiful - looks like marble, acts like delrin.
Regards,
PhilO
Also, the Albanite in my A/G set is beautiful - looks like marble, acts like delrin.
Regards,
PhilO
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