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http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?p=475939#475939 got me wondering what other people use as their take-everywhere-I-go-in-the-bottom-of-my-bag-whistle. I've had a few, and have just ordered a 2 piece Doolin (can't wait), but I like the look of dfernandez77's Serpent village smithy.
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My new (to me) Water Weasel Eb hasn't left my pocket since I got it. I might want to carry a D if I thought that I'd ever encounter another person who'd want to play with me. But, since it's all solo anyway, my Eb suits me fine! :)
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a beat up Eb Gen is my TEIGITBOMBW.
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Chieftain High D, Hammer Of the Gods. See http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?t=36869

Although I'm beginning to think I could use something a little quieter. You know . . . for dates. Like when the conversation runs out and they've only just brought the salads. Or when she wants to see one of those girly movies and I just can't keep my attention on it.
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Susato High D. Tough plastic, dark color, most reliable whistle in my stable.
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Congratulations wrote:My new (to me) Water Weasel Eb hasn't left my pocket since I got it. I might want to carry a D if I thought that I'd ever encounter another person who'd want to play with me. But, since it's all solo anyway, my Eb suits me fine! :)
That is the one I would go for if I was to choose.
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Burke Session Pro brass (old tip).

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Unseen122 wrote:
Congratulations wrote:My new (to me) Water Weasel Eb hasn't left my pocket since I got it. I might want to carry a D if I thought that I'd ever encounter another person who'd want to play with me. But, since it's all solo anyway, my Eb suits me fine! :)
That is the one I would go for if I was to choose.
It's a really fine whistle.
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I use a Delrin by what's his name... :D
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Usually have Susato D, C & B in my bag. They were with me in my rucksack this morning as I set off to the hill I was going to climb. I stopped at the post office on the way and collected my Water Weasel D which is now very likely to live in my bag and replace the Susato D. It is an AMAZING whistle!
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I have a Gen or Sweetheart in my bag, and Freeman tweaked Gens in each car.
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Herbison D, it's usually floating around in the bottom of my pack somewhere.

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Oak or Acorn D. Not because they are geat whistles. In fact, because they *aren't* great whistles. Although I do like the Acorn.
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Go anywhere Whistle

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My choice is the collapsing Laughing Whistle by Noah Herbison - goes everywher in my briefcase and has been to France twice.

Size is excellent (collapsed) and is quite quiet to satisfy that play anywhere desire.

Plays in tune as well!

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My always in the car: O'Brien

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I carry my "fiver" O'Brien set in the car. They are so strong walled I don't have to worry about changes of weather or mis-steps or drops. They stay in the nice tartan bag they came in until used.
They are really a great set to carry with you. If I get stuck waiting at the mall, I can go out and put a CD on in the car and play along in any of five keys Bb-C-D-Eb-E. They are in tune - the only caveat is to warm them up pretty well if they have been setting in the car during the cold weather we have been getting.

Maybe "Down the road" a Busman Delrin will get the nod also. I love my Busmans but can't trust the weather now.
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