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IW10 Brass D Whistle, FW01, One Size

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  • Feadog original Irish Tin whistle
  • Brand new brass Tin whistle
  • In the note of d

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Product Description

This original Irish brass Penny whistle is a "favorite" Here at Ant Hill music Made in Dublin, Ireland enjoy this feadì_g brass whistle in the key of ‰ûïd‰û, which includes fingering chart and international instruction sheet with several songs to get any beginners and students started. You will not be disappointed with this beautiful, original Item by Feadog.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2 out of 5
399 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, performance, and ease of use of the tin whistle. For example, they mention it's well made, plays beautifully, and responds well in all ranges. Some appreciate the appearance, saying it has a nice weight and a lovely look. That said, opinions are mixed on the sound quality.

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86 customers mention69 positive17 negative

Customers like the quality of the whistle. They mention it's awesome, decent for beginners, and well made. Some say it'll make a terrific solo instrument and is good value for money. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

"...Construction is sturdy, and has a nice brushed brass finish which makes it look somewhat like you would expect a professional instrument to look...." Read more

"...Its a solid whistle, doesn't feel cheap and the fipple feels very secure, it has moved or felt loose at all...." Read more

"...Overall it is a nice little instrument, nice if you just want a cheap one to see how you like them, but also great for professional players." Read more

"This is a nice product. Good for beginners and good for the value. Easy to use, nice sound...." Read more

53 customers mention42 positive11 negative

Customers find the product easy to use. They say it's a low air whistle that's easy to play and learn. They also say the instructions are helpful and the product is great for beginners.

"...Its not very hard, just its not blow anyway you want and move your fingers and it sounds as if your a professional there is more to it then..." Read more

"This is a nice product. Good for beginners and good for the value. Easy to use, nice sound...." Read more

"...its entire range (tested with a tuning app) and is easy to play across the entire range...." Read more

"...on one of the key of B but i do love it and i think it is great for beginners and it is very fun" Read more

16 customers mention16 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the whistle. They mention that it plays beautifully, works well, and responds well in all ranges. Some say that it works fine for beginners and is perfect. They also appreciate the whistle's tuning, saying that it is very well in tune with itself and throughout its entire range.

"...Regarding it's tuning, it is very well in tune with itself...." Read more

"...This whistle is in tune throughout its entire range (tested with a tuning app) and is easy to play across the entire range...." Read more

"...If you are just starting this is a good brand to buy. They are all very consistent one to another so you're likely to get a decent whistle out of..." Read more

"...but this little guy played great right out of the package...." Read more

13 customers mention10 positive3 negative

Customers like the appearance of the instrument parts and accessories. For example, they say it has a nice weight, a lovely look, and a fine construction. Some mention that it has hauntingly beautiful tone. That said, most are satisfied with the appearance.

"...Construction is sturdy, and has a nice brushed brass finish which makes it look somewhat like you would expect a professional instrument to look...." Read more

"...of material, kind of twice the thickness of the Sweetone; it looks very nice specially when you remove the sticker on the front..." Read more

"...The Clarke was quite airy and quiet. Beautiful, but a bit difficult for a beginner...." Read more

"...Mine is pretty dirty looking right now" Read more

68 customers mention46 positive22 negative

Customers are mixed about the sound quality of the whistle. Some mention that it has a beautiful mellow sound in the lower register, while others say that the high notes sound awful and raspy or scratchy.

"...They were not too shrill, while being easy blowing. You didn't have to expend a lot of breath to get nice sound out of them...." Read more

"...figuring out that breath-control was the key I have been able to play a reasonable tune...." Read more

"...REVIEW OF WHISTLE AS IS - OUT OF THE BOX:This whistle is subpar, buzzes, and sounds tinny and dirty...." Read more

"...(especially on the high register) it has a pretty concentrated, traditional sound.Regarding it's tuning, it is very well in tune with itself...." Read more

5 customers mention0 positive5 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the tuning of the instrument. They mention that the lower notes are not well-tuned, and some of the notes are a little out of tune.

"...a lot, to the point being as audible as the notes, also it is not properly tune as the notes are almost a semitone sharper than it should be; I..." Read more

"...The thing that bothers me the most is how out of tune it is...." Read more

"...and a lovely look to it however it seems that some of its notes are a little out of tune as compared to my Clarke Penny whistles." Read more

"...octave would not play at all, and the lower octave was breathy and out of tune. Very disappointed in this whistle...." Read more

You need to modify this!
3 Stars
You need to modify this!
This is a subpar whistle out of the box but with a little modification this whistle can be changed into a really good whistle for the price. Jerry Freeman sells 'tweaked' (ie. Modified) versions of this whistle for about $40 but for next to nothing you can get yours almost as good as his. If you don't have 40 bones for a Freeman tweaked whistle then read on.MODIFICATION:What you want to do is boil a cup of water and submerge the whistle head (the fipple) into it for about thirty seconds then wrap the head in a paper towel to get a better grip on it and then pull and twist to get the head off. Reheat in the water as necessary to soften the glue that is holding it in place and keep pulling and twisting. It will come off eventually. Once off, get some of that poster putty you use to hold up papers on walls (or you can use something similar like modelling clay, which is what I used) and fill the cavity that is UNDER the channel that you blow through. You want to fill it until it's completely flush with the air hole otherwise you won't get the result you're looking for. You can Google this process for more info but the result will be an amazing whistle for the little effort.DISCLAIMER BEFORE MODIFYING:Obviously you run the risk of damaging the whistle by taking the fipple off but don't go too crazy and you should be fine. You will also probably void any warranty or chance of returning the item if you do this. Also, results may vary. I've tried this procedure on three different whistles and the Feadog benefited the most from it.REVIEW OF WHISTLE AS IS - OUT OF THE BOX:This whistle is subpar, buzzes, and sounds tinny and dirty. It's okay if you have a child who wants to make noise and play twinkle twinkle little star on something but otherwise, if you're looking for a serious instrument, I would buy a Jerry Freeman tweaked whistle or a Tony Dixon Trad for about 3x the price.As is I would give this whistle 2 stars. Modified I give it 3 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2011
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2015
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4.0 out of 5 stars This is a good tin whistle
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2015
This is a good tin whistle, I like the way it sounds as well as its color. Even though its simple with only six holes its still a real instrument and practice is need to really reach its potential. What I mean by that is if you haven't played a wind instrument before (myself not having play one since 1st grade music class on the recorder) your gonna have to learn how to use different types of breaths to play it well. Its not very hard, just its not blow anyway you want and move your fingers and it sounds as if your a professional there is more to it then that.

Its a solid whistle, doesn't feel cheap and the fipple feels very secure, it has moved or felt loose at all. The brass on mine has started to wear off slightly on the bottom where my thumbs rest also on the holes, but that's just from playing it so much not any fault of the whistle quality in my opinion. The whistle came with instructions on how to play it and in the instructions is three finger charts for some simple songs to play.

Only reason I'm giving it four and not five stars is the price. Its not expensive just it cost almost as much as the Feadog Pro D whistle which is made from nickle not brass like this one, is thicker and suppose to have a richer sound. I think it should cost less being one of Feadog's entry level whistle in comparisons to the Pro D's. I would still recommend this whistle I like it a lot and by no means is it bad its really good just you might want to get the Pro D since its almost the same price at the time of writing this.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2016
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3.0 out of 5 stars You need to modify this!
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2016
This is a subpar whistle out of the box but with a little modification this whistle can be changed into a really good whistle for the price. Jerry Freeman sells 'tweaked' (ie. Modified) versions of this whistle for about $40 but for next to nothing you can get yours almost as good as his. If you don't have 40 bones for a Freeman tweaked whistle then read on.

MODIFICATION:
What you want to do is boil a cup of water and submerge the whistle head (the fipple) into it for about thirty seconds then wrap the head in a paper towel to get a better grip on it and then pull and twist to get the head off. Reheat in the water as necessary to soften the glue that is holding it in place and keep pulling and twisting. It will come off eventually. Once off, get some of that poster putty you use to hold up papers on walls (or you can use something similar like modelling clay, which is what I used) and fill the cavity that is UNDER the channel that you blow through. You want to fill it until it's completely flush with the air hole otherwise you won't get the result you're looking for. You can Google this process for more info but the result will be an amazing whistle for the little effort.

DISCLAIMER BEFORE MODIFYING:
Obviously you run the risk of damaging the whistle by taking the fipple off but don't go too crazy and you should be fine. You will also probably void any warranty or chance of returning the item if you do this. Also, results may vary. I've tried this procedure on three different whistles and the Feadog benefited the most from it.

REVIEW OF WHISTLE AS IS - OUT OF THE BOX:
This whistle is subpar, buzzes, and sounds tinny and dirty. It's okay if you have a child who wants to make noise and play twinkle twinkle little star on something but otherwise, if you're looking for a serious instrument, I would buy a Jerry Freeman tweaked whistle or a Tony Dixon Trad for about 3x the price.

As is I would give this whistle 2 stars. Modified I give it 3 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2022
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