After much soul-searching and debate, I’m looking to sell my practically new Tony Dixon Duo (Flute/whistle combo) in Low D. I purchased it late last month right after Christmas from Whistle & Drum. While I love the low whistle’s sound, I don’t personally enjoy playing it as much as the high whistle.
I paid $125 for it new, plus I added the case as shown below for $30. I am willing to accept $110 (reasonable offers considered)for the whole package. PM me with any offers or questions.
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Up to you entirely, but maybe it’d be worth sticking with trying to play it for a wee while longer. The low D takes a bit of getting used to after playing high D whistles, especially hiting the lower notes. I like playing slow aires/ayres/airs/hairs on mine, especially standing on my head. Playing “Australian Style” raises the back-pressure too, but also raises the blood pressure (I’m working on that photo, MT, but I just can’t press the camera button with my toes and play at the same time yet).
I have a Dixon Duo - I haven’t tried the flute head seriously yet, but maybe someday I’ll get around to it. The whistle is great though, but takes practice. It’s probably not the greatest low D, but I think it’s a good introduction to the low whistle at a very reasonable price. With the falling exchange rate, I suspect that the price in dollars might even drop a bit now (but don’t worry - I won’t tell anyone). 
yeah, i have no complaints about the actual instrument. It plays well, has nice tone and has an easy reach. I’m not unhappy with it at all.
I just don’t envision myself getting the most out of it. I like my high whistle too much and the low takes the backseat and probably always will. I like listening to airs a whole lot more than playing them, I guess.
on a side note, I actually was practicing on the flutehead last night and was starting to get a good tone in low B, A, & G…“well well, that confuses things”, I thought.
if it sells, great. If it doesn’t, that’s fine too. i’ll probably throw it up on fleabay as a sort of last chance in a few days. if it doesn’t sell then, it’s a sign! 