Favorite Wood Whistle
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Favorite Wood Whistle
Hi Everybody,
Would like to know what some of your favorite wood whistles are.
Have a Great Day,
Strom
Would like to know what some of your favorite wood whistles are.
Have a Great Day,
Strom
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Re: Favorite Wood Whistle
Why?Strom wrote: Would like to know what some of your favorite wood whistles are.
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Oh I see. Unfortunately I don't think you will be able to get one of my favourite wooden ones which is a maple Sweetheart D whistle. I don't think Mr Sweet is amking these any more.
My other favourite is an Australian Lancewood Syn C whistle by Mr Bartlett. A lot of posters here really love the Syn C considering them the best in the Syn range.
I also have my eyes on Bleazey (in the UK) but my wife has me grounded at the moment .....
My other favourite is an Australian Lancewood Syn C whistle by Mr Bartlett. A lot of posters here really love the Syn C considering them the best in the Syn range.
I also have my eyes on Bleazey (in the UK) but my wife has me grounded at the moment .....
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Hi Talasigatalasiga wrote:Oh I see. Unfortunately I don't think you will be able to get one of my favourite wooden ones which is a maple Sweetheart D whistle. I don't think Mr Sweet is amking these any more.
My other favourite is an Australian Lancewood Syn C whistle by Mr Bartlett. A lot of posters here really love the Syn C considering them the best in the Syn range.
I also have my eyes on Bleazey (in the UK) but my wife has me grounded at the moment .....
Get the A - it sounds lovely.
David
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My absolute favorites are Thin Weasels in C and Bflat. For D whistles I'd be hard pressed to pick among TW, Bleazey, Busman, and Wilson. (Probably the most perfect D I owned was a Swayne -- it was so perfect that I became bored with it.) Good luck getting your hands on a Thin Weasel, and Wilsons are not only in very short supply, but are kind of a crap shoot since there were even fewer "good" ones made. The Busman is just a wonderful all-round whistle; the Bleazey is more for playing with reckless abandon.
Charlie
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