Are Some Practice Chanters Better Than Others? (Dojo Conversations Episode 39)

It's the instrument we all started on, and a very different one to the full pipes... but for something that's mostly used for practice, does it actually matter if your practice chanter is blackwood or polypenco (plastic)? Long or short? Countersunk or straight-drilled? Tuned or not?
This week, Andrew and Jim discuss all things practice chanter, including what to look for and what to consider when you're buying your first, or in the market for a new one...
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