I completely agree. I will include them in the intermediate reviews. I should have mentioned hem as an option when I said both Killarney and Wild Irish.
I'M BAAACK 😅 You're funny 😉 hey you remember I was whining about my low f getting cramps holding her. Well after playing the low whistle mainly for the last few weeks I decided to pick up the F and guess what 😊 I CAN stretch. I was so happy. Thing with that one it's narrow bore which has put the lowest hole further down than even my low e and I had trouble reaching. I think me playing the low had made my fingers more, how can I put it: stretchy 🤔 I'm happy don't have to sell her now. I do like the sound it makes and was so disappointed.
@@LowDWhistleme too it's so disappointing thinking you spent the money and then you can't get on with it. Shows sometimes you just need to hang in there keep trying.
I had also heard mixed reviews. I think you and I are focused more on intermediate whistles and up. The folks at Dixon are focused on providing whistles for the lower to mid range of the market. They are the primary consumer brand in that slice of the market.
I love your enthusiasm
You know who else makes really nice whistles is the Lir company. Very easy to play very clear sweet tone.
I completely agree. I will include them in the intermediate reviews. I should have mentioned hem as an option when I said both Killarney and Wild Irish.
When to upgrade, and how to avoid finding the perfect whistle are videos I’m definitely looking forward to
Should be an interesting conversation. 😅
I'M BAAACK 😅 You're funny 😉 hey you remember I was whining about my low f getting cramps holding her. Well after playing the low whistle mainly for the last few weeks I decided to pick up the F and guess what 😊 I CAN stretch. I was so happy. Thing with that one it's narrow bore which has put the lowest hole further down than even my low e and I had trouble reaching. I think me playing the low had made my fingers more, how can I put it: stretchy 🤔 I'm happy don't have to sell her now. I do like the sound it makes and was so disappointed.
Well done! The low bore would definitely cause slightly different hole spacing. I am so happy you can keep it.
@@LowDWhistleme too it's so disappointing thinking you spent the money and then you can't get on with it. Shows sometimes you just need to hang in there keep trying.
Perfect example of that truth.
Heard mixed things about Mcneela quality… so was skeptical. Curious now.
I had also heard mixed reviews. I think you and I are focused more on intermediate whistles and up. The folks at Dixon are focused on providing whistles for the lower to mid range of the market. They are the primary consumer brand in that slice of the market.