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Clarke Sweettone Tinwhistle (C-Dur) R
I use this whistle for playing folk music. It gives a good contrast when played with other melody instruments.
I like the red colour but it probably makes no difference to the sound.
The Sweetone sound seems more reliable than other whistles I have used. It seems rich, not thin.
The sound holes can be easily felt.
It doesn't tend to squeak so much when mistakes are made.
Playing in the key of F is also easy on this whistle.
Overall the best whistle for me, and at a good price.
I like the red colour but it probably makes no difference to the sound.
The Sweetone sound seems more reliable than other whistles I have used. It seems rich, not thin.
The sound holes can be easily felt.
It doesn't tend to squeak so much when mistakes are made.
Playing in the key of F is also easy on this whistle.
Overall the best whistle for me, and at a good price.
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Great for the price
I used it mainly for gigs with a folk band.
I'm not a professional whistlist, so I'm not sure what kind of sound and performance to expect, but compared to other whistles that I have this one is very easy to use.
I think it's perfect for learning to play whistle.
I'm not a professional whistlist, so I'm not sure what kind of sound and performance to expect, but compared to other whistles that I have this one is very easy to use.
I think it's perfect for learning to play whistle.
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