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Thanks for the response, a sale is pending

I'm selling a GFM Soprano D for $40 plus the three dollars or so for shipping. Paypal only please.

Wow. I haven't been on the site in a while, but those whistles keep looking better and better Tommy. What is the volume like on the pvc Bb's?

We love that movie at my house , and all the Bogey movies. He was a interesting fellow. He was born fairly well to do. And all the tics that gave him his style were his way of covering up a problem,,, i.e. that little smile /grimace was to tighten his dentures. The way he held his cig ,was to hide ...

A Reyburn Low D and an O'Briain improved Feadog D are the only whistles I play anymore. They're that great.

Thank you for the offers, the Burke is on its way to a new home. The GFM is still available to purchase.

Something unfortunate has come up leaving me in need of some money. Let me know if you'd like to buy. sold Burke Low F Aluminum (made in 2006) Everyone knows how good these are one of the best I've ever played. $155, shipping included inside US GFM Soprano D. A high quality whistle with great volume...

I'm having so much fun with your Stonehenge, I hate to have to mail it on this weekend.

I'd go with O'Brien. I've finally come to terms with Susato's but I consider them more performance whistles, a little too loud for practicing. But they are no doubt good to have for sessions and such.

This happens with Waltons whistles. If the appearance doesn't bother you, your fine, it wont have any negative effect on the whistle. On one Waltons I had I used nail polish remover to take off all the coating when it started to come off.

The white delrin fipple plug looks very classy, I haven't seen that before.

Dixon's sound a bit dull to me, I've never really cared for them.

Very cool, but I'm still sad about Donough Hennessey

Those looks amazing. I'd better get one before they start going for $300 each

Wow, very cool. Btw, did I get the first low F you sold?