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Anniversary present arrived today. I'm such a band geek.

May 20, 2019#1

Tinwhistler

May 20, 2019#2

PatrThom

(see first pic) Ah, a bracer so you don't hurt yourself like Emily.
(see second pic) Ah, four brace of pipes.

--Patrick

May 21, 2019#3

drawn_inward

Nice case! I ended up getting a Dixon. I've messed around a bit. Thanks for the recommendation!

May 21, 2019#4

Gruebeard

Tinwhistler said:
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I do not want to hear about what you did with those at band camp.

May 21, 2019#5

Tinwhistler

Gruebeard said:
I do not want to hear about what you did with those at band camp.

So, this one time at the renaissance festival, I was playing a low D tinwhistle (about twice as large in every dimension), and these teen girls walked by and said "This one time, at band camp..."

So I took the whistle out of my mouth and smelled it. The girls go "ewwww!" and I'm like "what? You brought it up."

May 21, 2019#6

Tinwhistler

drawn_inward said:
Nice case! I ended up getting a Dixon. I've messed around a bit. Thanks for the recommendation!

I'm a big fan of the Dixon for easy playing and toodling around. I need a more robust instrument for playing in a group, but the Dixon is the one I use for practice at home, and I keep one in the car for playing at red lights.
In the bag, from left to right, is an Abell, an Oz, a Copeland, an O'Riordan, a Killarney, a Busman, a Tornton and a Burke. It's about $5K in whistles. I may have a problem.

May 21, 2019#7

drawn_inward

Tinwhistler said:
I'm a big fan of the Dixon for easy playing and toodling around. I need a more robust instrument for playing in a group, but the Dixon is the one I use for practice at home, and I keep one in the car for playing at red lights.
In the bag, from left to right, is an Abell, an Oz, a Copeland, an O'Riordan, a Killarney, a Busman, a Tornton and a Burke. It's about $5K in whistles. I may have a problem.

It's the same with guitars and me. My wife asks how many do I need. n+1

May 21, 2019#8

Emrys

Tinwhistler said:
I'm a big fan of the Dixon for easy playing and toodling around. I need a more robust instrument for playing in a group, but the Dixon is the one I use for practice at home, and I keep one in the car for playing at red lights.
In the bag, from left to right, is an Abell, an Oz, a Copeland, an O'Riordan, a Killarney, a Busman, a Tornton and a Burke. It's about $5K in whistles. I may have a problem.

You might have a problem?

May 21, 2019#9

Tinwhistler

Emrys said:
You might have a problem?

Well, that isn't all of the whistles I own...

May 21, 2019#10

PatrThom

I just wanna ‘shop ‘em all with eyes and dialogue like they’re skinny knights or something waiting for inspection.

—Patrick

May 21, 2019#11

Emrys

Tinwhistler said:
Well, that isn't all of the whistles I own...

I know, hon. Thus my comment.

May 21, 2019#12

Tinwhistler

Emrys said:
I know, hon. Thus my comment.

When my wife tells me I have too many whistles:

May 21, 2019#13

PatrThom

I think we have that same candle.

--Patrick

May 21, 2019#14

Tinwhistler

PatrThom said:
I think we have that same candle.

--Patrick

That's just a random picture off the internet. My wife's shower and bath stuff overflows into a large portion of her closet shelving.
And most of those bottles cost more than most of my whistles

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