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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good for a start!,
This review is from: Guiness Irish Whistle
I bought one of these as my first "official" tin whistle, -I had one years ago, when I was too young to care, and promptly destroyed it- at Groth Music in a pack for around $24. I must say, it's a fun little thing to play. It's sound is a little more on the shrill side, but it never bothered me much.One thing to note though, it does play quite sharp, so be forewarned. My sister bought a Clarke penny whistle, and this couldn't quite compare. We played them together, and mine was so sharp it hurt to hear them both. I know about variances from whistle to whistle, but I've had two of these, and they both were sharp. All in all, it's a great whistle to start on. If you don't plan on having any accompaniment.) |
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