Looking to swap Water Weasel Low G for any low F

King Friday · Post by **King Friday** » Wed Mar 07, 2007 9:13 pm

I'd like to trade one sharp for one flat. If anyone has a low F whistle they would like to trade for my Glenn Schulz Water Weasel low G (tuneable, very lightly used, plumbing code on the front) please let me know.

Let me clarify. I'm not actually interested in a Susato or a Dixon, I prefer metal or wood. But aside from that any low F would be lovely. Thanks.

pjuuldk · Post by **pjuuldk** » Thu Mar 08, 2007 2:59 am

Hi King

I have a rather beaten up Shaw low F, if you are willing to trade its OK by me.

Peter

King Friday · Post by **King Friday** » Thu Mar 08, 2007 10:24 am

Thank you for the offers, the WW is now spoken for.

A-Musing · Post by **A-Musing** » Thu Mar 08, 2007 12:44 pm

Oh, gee... I've got an old style Chieftain Low F, that I long ago decided to "improve." I thought that heavily bevelling the top edge of the toneholes would be JUST the thing to do. And then I had the thing anodized! Well, with the new and slippery anodized and bevelled low F...I discovered that the thing was really HARD TO PLAY!!! Leaky holes, lad. Slip-slidin' away...
So, I refiled the tonehole surface down, to UNBEVEL the holes. Cool.
(Oh, and did I mention that what started this whole adventure was that I left three aluminum whistles in a jar of bleach and water, mouthpiece down, to uh, CLEAN 'em? Thereby eating away the metal like some kinda leprosy?? Is THAT what's bothering you, Binky?!)
This particular Chieftain "beater" is in the car. IT STILL WORKS!!! Looks like something the plumber threw away, but....
MIGHT have traded it, but...
Sigh...