It’s finally happened; I believe I’m cured and now own every whistle I need, want, desire, can possibly play. This with much bartering, selling, buying and with the most recent additions of a new TW Bflat from Glen (a gorgeous honduran rosewood)and a wonderful Copeland Low D formerly owned by one of our members. I therefore challenge anyone to entice me with some other whistle that I don’t already have that I’d actually want. Oh, er, for those who have me on their waiting lists, those are counted among the whistles I already have. And, um, if anyone wants to get rid of an older Copeland Bflat…well those are the only exceptions. I’m set…honestly…Philo
I’m almost in your boat. I just received a TW C in macassar ebony from Glenn (TODAY), expect a Silkstone from a listmember early next week, and two Sindts straight from John late this summer. That’s it, at least for awhile.
I therefore challenge anyone to entice me with some other whistle that I don’t already have that I’d actually want.
Have you tried one of Brewer Paul’s? They’re quite similar to Weasels; mine is absolutely gorgeous, and the paint doesn’t begin peeling when I play in the upper range. 
Charlie
You really shouldn’t challenge me like that you know Phil…
Gee, and I just found a Walton’s mellow D here in Rapid City, too! Of course, I bought it!
Oh no you don’t!!! Somewhere out there is one you don’t have and will need — WHOA— is insidious — it can lay dormant for years – then strike without warning.
On 2002-06-01 16:19, PhilO wrote:
It’s finally happened; I believe I’m cured and now own every whistle I need, want, desire, can possibly play.
Someone’s in denial!!
I should say most definetly so!!
I always say “ok. That’s it; I won’t be needing another whistle- I have all the ones I want.” Then WHAMMO! Whoa strikes again!!
I’d say be prepared Phil… It’s probably the “calm before the storm.”
For $3 you have to get a MEG (maybe two).
Joe
I AM DEFINITELY NOT IN DENIAL! NO WAY… NOT ME…NEVER