a gem?
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an seanduine
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Re: a gem?
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Re: a gem?
the reason I asked is that the picture looks different to the ones I'm used to seeing for Pakistani pipes
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PJ
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Re: a gem?
It looks like a Kirk Lynch chanter. Many of the early Pakistani-made sets were in that style.
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Re: a gem?
Yep. I used to have one just like that reworked by T. Britton. Actually pretty decent after he did a lot of work on it.PJ wrote:It looks like a Kirk Lynch chanter. Many of the early Pakistani-made sets were in that style.
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Re: a gem?
Just to make sure that everyone understands, a Pakistani company got a hold of one of a Kirk Lynch set back in the 90's - they copied the outward design but were NOT able to reproduce the sound and quality of a real Lynch set. These Pakistani sets do not represent a real Lynch set.