What whistle should I move on to now?

Hi everyone, long time listener, first time caller. During the last play I was working on, someone up and walked off with my Feadog (yeah, they’re just that good), and since I’ve allowed for the appropriate amount of time for mourning and whatnot, I’m wondering if I should get another Feadog or move on. The Feadog was great, but any suggestions of a whistle that might sound better or louder would be appreciated.

Thanks.

P.S., if this helps in your replies, I already have a Walton’s mellow d, 2 Clarke orig., and a no brand whistle.

If your whistles are at risk of being taken, I’d stick with the Mellow D - cheap to replace, good sound and loudish.

Cheers,

DavidG

My favorite cheapie is a Feadog. In fact, I prefer it to a lot of the high enders.

Better is so subjective that it’s kind of meaningless for us to make that recommendation. Can you talk a bit more about what you like (and don’t like) about the Feadog sound vs the whistles you already have? Or do you just want a louder Feadog?

If you want to do some listening you check out the sound samples of different whistles at:

[u]Tin Whistle Tunes[/u] select a tune type and scroll down to find various whistles

[u]the Flute Site’s Whistle reviews[/u]

[u]the Flute Site’s new Insane All Instrument Sound Comparison[/u] with 30 whistle samples!

[u]Wandering Whistler Reviews[/u]

[u]Whistle and Drum[/u] has two different comparisons of whistles available on their media player