Hey all,
Sales having gone well (thanks to all, and you know who you are), I now arrive at the natural response to a good week - we use the money we just earned to BUY MORE INSTRUMENTS!!!
Soooo…
Anyone know what the price and estimated wait on a Grinter Low F whistle is, and if he charges extra for red lancewood?
Regards,
Jamey.
Didn’t you say you don’t like the sound of wood? The sound of a Grinter is about as woody as it gets.
~Jessie
Sort of agree with Jessie on the “woodiness” of the Grinter. I don’t believe he charges extra for lancewood and my pretty recent wait for a lancewood Bflat was about a month or so. Why don’t you e-mail Michael to get the latest. The address is at his site which is linked on the C&F page for highend whistles.
Philo
Perhaps I should specify - I don’t like the sound of Thin Weasel wood whistles. At all. Period.
But thanks for the input! Definitely something to keep in mind in the final analysis.
Jamey.
Now Jamey, you know you want to make me an offer I can’t refuse on my narrow windway F Overton…
Just thought I’d torture you a bit…
Michael
Har-dee-freakin’-har, Michael…
I was tempted, believe me, but considering what the weather’s like in Texas - ie. I can drive from Waco to Austin and my Copeland drops a half step in pitch - I really need something tunable. Otherwise, I’d be stuck in a major tight spot at some of my gigs…
Jamey.
My low D took 5 months - it all depends on his order book, and I believe all woods are the same price, but check with him. The plus is that you will NOT be disappointed!