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Ah, the build your own Low D trick. Yep I have also tried to construct my own signature Low D using multiple designs available on the net. Total cost for the first attempt was $20.00. Second try cost I believe $6.00 (because I had left over items from the first attempt). 3rd attempt was $10.00. (yes...

I appreciate everyone who has tried to help locate the marker of this instrument. Thanks

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Thanks to all that replied to my original post. A Chieftain Low D has been purchased. Thanks

barry: This is only my opinion and as you know mine is one of many. Ok Ill start first with my Alba D. It is the most detailed, pristine whistle I currently own. It actually is beautifully detailed. The sound is very crisp, soft and airy. It has great octive transition. The Chieftain is very crisp, ...

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You cannot lose with this whistle...well you may lose your breath, but the sound this hand-made whistle makes is well worth it. Dave Shaw is also a very nice person to talk to and is quick to answer any of your questions you may have. Now if this is your first Low D purchase, you may want to reconsi...

Trying to get cash to buy a Cheiftain and placed the whistle on this forum and on Ebay....I have a bidder on eBay. Thanks for looking..feel free to bid on it on Ebay if you like. Keith

Low D has been purchased...Thanks to those who replied.

I have used both of these programs and they both work very well. Both allow you to change and add multiple instruments, eliminate instruments, and print out what you need. Now when doing a cost comparison..I believe the midinotate is $29.00 where as Harping is a bit more. Final opinion..you really c...

My first whistle was a Clarke D. I started because I wanted to get in touch with my rich Irish past. I have handicapped twins Ashley & Brandon and both love music very much...I thought it would be an instrument that I could enjoy alonmg with them. Now what has started as a way to share with my c...

Ok Guy's and Gals:

THINK! Who could have made this delightful instrument? Dale I am almost tempted to send to you for a "TEST" play only. I think you would agree after you played it that it rivals some top of the line whistles. But first things first....who made it......speak up!

Saw that you sold your whistles...they looked great. I wanted to bid, but wife wants me to slow down on my whistles purchases. WIFES, can't live with them, can't live without them...really wouldn't want too!

Hello All: Keith Martin here whistling from Paducah, Kentucky. I am the guy who currently has the mysterious whistle. Another question: Does anyone know where I can get my hands on some slow, haunting Low Whistle tunes? Thanking you in advance.........