a word about new tipple designs

I’m new in this forum, so hello hello to everybody. today i’ve received a new tipple in d, 3-parts, machined tenons (all in pvc), and i have to say it´s absolutley great, impresssssive!!!
now… do anybody want to buy my pakistani flute :smiley: ???
OR my dixon 1-piece??? :smiley: :smiley:

I’ve been thinking about buying one of those pakistani flutes just to get a wooden hardshell case for cheap…

Ruben, thank you for compliments about my new flute designs. I just wanted to welcome you aboard the C & F forums. Maybe you can share with us what the keltic/folk music scene is like in Spain.

With regard to the “bull”, there seems to be plenty of that here on the flute forum (mine included). I have felt for a long time that what we really needed was a “bullfighter”, and now we have one. Hurray!

Doug I thought the Bull fighting was Dale’s job. :smiley:

Welcome aboard.

I did that. And the case is really terrible, not even worth the 16£ I paid for it.

I think I should have made one myself, it would be more beautiful.

right, the pakistani case is as bad as the flute.
anyway, i’ll try to sell the combo, maybe in ebay… i’ve seen this flute in 150$ in a certain ebay store.. :astonished:
here in madrid there are a hundred irish pubs, where we play dunken.
the irish folk is pretty alive here, and galician and breton music also.
the saturday i´ll go to a concert with the chieftains and carlos nuñez!

I was in Spain once. In a town called Zamora or something like that. There was a huge folk music festival there, a festival which moves around from country to country in Europe every year. It was great. Molly Mallones pub was always crowded with nice and friendly people. The night life in that city was great in general. They had a whole street with nothing else than night clubs and pubs. We had a blast every night.