Hi all,
In my search for a low D whistle to my liking, I purchased a Chieftan low D from Lark-in-the-morning in San Francisco. When I returned home to Beautiful Bakersfield there was, waiting on my doorstep (you guessed it), a Chieftan low D whistle that I had mail-ordered from Lark-in-the-Morning. I don’t like them. This could well be my fault and not a shortcoming of the whistles. Let’s just say that I don’t play very well and leave it at that. I would like to sell them for $100 each plus $15 for shipping. They are both tuneable and in great, just about like new, shape. Other than saying that I don’t like them, I make no assertions about them. But I would say that it might be wise not to buy one of these unless you know what a Chieftan is and what it will do for you. Fair enough? If you know what a Chieftan tuneable low D is, and if you want one, this is probably a great opportunity to pick one up at a discounted price. It wouldn’t be the first time that somebody picked up an instrument that I can’t play well, and made it sound great.
Sincerely,
Phil Howard