If you had $35 to spend
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Ok, what would you spend if you had $35? My significant other is wanting whistle ideas (with the Dixon G being most likely since I dont have a G) so she can 'secretly' order me a pc. for my instrument collection. What can we get for $35?
I already have a Chieftain Low D, Low F, and A., a Sindt D and A as well. Several Cheapies, also a Susato "Low D" and so....whatdya think?
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I already have a Chieftain Low D, Low F, and A., a Sindt D and A as well. Several Cheapies, also a Susato "Low D" and so....whatdya think?
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The Big Dixon Low G pre-Christmas Rush!
Oddly, I ordered one yesterday for a friend for a combined Christmas and "thank you for being there through a rough patch" present, only to discover within hours that her other half had also ordered one for her two days before! I hurriedly changed my order for an A.
Anything down to a Dixon G should fit the bill, you might even get her to stretch (joke) to an F!
I use my Dixon Low D and mezzo-spinach A a lot, I am a part-time tooter so I need something that doesn't require major warm up time.
Oddly, I ordered one yesterday for a friend for a combined Christmas and "thank you for being there through a rough patch" present, only to discover within hours that her other half had also ordered one for her two days before! I hurriedly changed my order for an A.
Anything down to a Dixon G should fit the bill, you might even get her to stretch (joke) to an F!
I use my Dixon Low D and mezzo-spinach A a lot, I am a part-time tooter so I need something that doesn't require major warm up time.
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My current favorite is an original Clarke that has been tweaked by Thom Larson of the Whistle Shop. In fact I like it so much that I've been considering getting a second one to keep in my car. Price is approximately $25.
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I've not yet played one of these but, in that price range, it's the only one that I'd really like to play. (I do like Clarkes by the way; I'm not against cheapies.) Failing that, put the money towards a Burke or an Overton or another Sindt—but you didn't want to be told that, did you?On 2002-12-10 10:35, Redwolf wrote:
Absolutely. If I had $35 to spend, that would be my first pick every time (the O Briain "improved"). It's an awesome whistle.
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Sure! One for the car, one for next to the computer, one for the bathroom....On 2002-12-10 10:51, avanutria wrote:Every time? Wouldn't you end up with an awful lot of improveds?On 2002-12-10 10:35, Redwolf wrote:
Absolutely. If I had $35 to spend, that would be my first pick every time (the O Briain "improved").
Or I could wait until I'd saved another $40 and pick up another Elfsong...that would be cool too
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