I am looking for an upscale, tunable low G whistle in excellent condition for a friend. If any of you have one you would like to sell, please e-mail me at eternia@eternia.info
Cinead
[ This Message was edited by: Cinead on 2003-01-06 01:05 ]
Cinead -
This is not a valid e-mail address. Please revise it, as I have an offer for you.
Raymond
I sent an email earlier also but dropped off the “period” at the end of the email address after the first try kicked back. It didn’t come back the second time. 
jim
Can’t get to an e-mail. Buy a Water Weasel “G” from Glen Schultz. Great sound, great price. And easy to finger IMO.
On 2003-01-03 21:47, ELLIOTT wrote:
Can’t get to an e-mail. Buy a Water Weasel “G” from Glen Schultz. Great sound, great price. And easy to finger IMO.
That’s good advice. I gave a Low G Water Weasel to Turlach Boylan and he’s recorded it and plays it on stage.
Dale
The Copeland low G is about
my favorite whistle is the world.
They’ve got the wait down, too.
Although I agree with Dale re the WW, I’m wondering if that falls within the requestor’s definition of “upscale”?
Both my O’Riordan and Copeland Low G whistles are unsurpassable (don’t worry, I’m not recommending that we adopt that word for any possible whistle review system)IMHO. However, since the O’Riordan wait is so long and perhaps unpredictable, I agree with Jim on the Copeland.
Regards,
Philo
I am very happy with Burke Low G. Perfect for accompanying singers. Not super loud but flutey and sweet. I bet there are some out there for sale.
Song of the sea http://www.songsea.com
had Burke Low-Gs in stock as of last week.
For those having trouble e-mailing me, please try again at eternia@sbcglobal.net
Thanks also for your recommendations.
Cinead