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WooHoo..it's here my new Hoover

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:D :D :D :D I had to do it. My meg is okay but nothing to write home (or this board about), My original Clark is very nice and I love how it sounds when it's warmed up just right, but I was craving a whistle that would be smooooth right off the line and stay that way.
My new hoover trad brass showed up today. I love it. It will take a slight learning curve to get the octaves, et al right but man, the lower notes just ring out so smoothly and sweetly.
Maybe this whistle will be worthy of a name.

Judy (28 cameras, 11 recorders, 1 mountain dulcimer, 3 whistles, 2 tickets for the raffle and Whoa in check)
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Congrats for your new whistle! I know that feel when you get a new whistle, it's very nice :)
I still can't get used to my Burke, every time I play it I think "this really sound nice!"...

Now for the OT... 28 cameras!! That's really something! I've just got my new Nikon D50 a couple of days ago and I love it, it's my first DSRL, my last digital was a Panasonic FZ20, which is a very good camera btw, but the difference with this one is impressive. I look forward to get a long range zoom (I got used to the 430mm with my FZ20) and start shooting this weekend.
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Main collecting addiction is cameras..particularly American made pre WW 2 or any era military. My DSLR is a Pentax *ist DS, it shares lenses with my PZ1 and Z50. I also have a smaller 5 mp P & S for easy carrying around but my daughter uses that one a lot now.
I was able to say no to a aircraft recon camera this week..it was tempting as it came with orginial box, paperwork etc. But I already mhave one, plus a gun camera.
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cutterpup wrote: Whoa in check
Bwaa haaa haaa haaa....

Oh! Enjoy the Hoover. I've one at work I can almost play in the cubicle without being noticed.
Daniel

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Wow I'd love to see some pics of that aircraft recon camera! How do you focus?
And what is a gun camera? Never heard of that...
Now, I guess you have Caoa! :)
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cutterpup wrote: My new hoover trad brass showed up today. I love it. It will take a slight learning curve to get the octaves, et al right but man, the lower notes just ring out so smoothly and sweetly.
Maybe this whistle will be worthy of a name. . .
Congrats on your new whistle.

I dunno though. . . it just seems so unnatural . . . a hoover that doesn't suck . . .

Sorry - couldn't resist the trite cliché. :P
(http://education.yahoo.com/reference/di ... try/cliche)
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does it suck nicely?

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Mack.Hoover wrote: Image
Excellent!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Mack.Hoover wrote:Image
holy f*ck, mack, that is grand!!
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