FS: Kerry Pro Low D, Syn Eb/D/C, Freeman tweaked Gen Bb

Whistle
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Kerry Pro Low D $225 - SOLD

Syn Eb/D/C set - $25 -SOLD

Freeman Tweaked Generation Bb - $20 - SOLD

I’ll pay shipping within the continental USA.

Thanks

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I’ll take the Syn set, please!

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Rats! Beat me to 'em :frowning:

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Sorry fellas, someone already beat you to the Syn set.

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Darn! BDH, you and I need to team up here! Do you know any blues on the whistle?

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Sure. I play alto and soprano sax, which is possibly more appropriate :smiley:

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BDH,

Blues is an ‘alto’ thing, man.

Do you have any ‘issues’ going back and forth from sax to whistle?

I’m in a similar situation, playing both as well.

jrc

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Is the “Bb” in good shape? I may take it.

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They’re certainly different instruments. That the soprano is in Bb is useful. What do you mean by ‘issues’? I’ve got a great story about taking my soprano to a seisun, but that’s for another post… :laughing:

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I keep wanting to use my middle finger - XXXOXO - for F#, for instance instead of XXXXOO. Just little mental mistakes - I still reach for the side keys on my sax when playing whistle, too. If course, I only do it once, then the ‘gears’ change.

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Or that 0X0000 worked for Cnat! The octave key on the sax is also pretty useful - I still squawk sometimes on the low whistle when jumping quickly between octaves. One thing I have brought over from the sax to the whistle is growling. For the saxophone-impaired, that’s sax-talk for humming while you play a note, making it sound distorted or dirty. Jazz flutists use it as well. Still to find a use for it on the whistle though… :smiley: