Feadog Tin Whistle Nickle Key of "D"

I LOVE IT!Very pretty to look at. Eye catching if you're in front of an audience. It growls. (I have some of the brass "D",) it's a different sound. Only a little, but enough.) The intonation is right on.If you are looking for a nice, recorder-like sound, NO. This is pub material, here. I bought two. LOVE IT!Very affordable. Came eight days earlier than projected. Man, I love me some Feadog! Get one. PW

I like the product and sturdiness and the sounds are good. It helped a lot to have a decent instruction book (the Clarke Tin Whistle) for me to make good progress on proficiency in fingering and playing the music.

Feadog has the best tin whistles - hands down. The tone and sound quality are excellent! Well worth the money.

I picked this up for a beginning pennywhistle class I taught. I was very pleased with the tone quality (not as shrill as some) and how easy to was to get notes with little effort. Highly recommend this if you're a beginner and looking to get started without spending a lot of money.

For a beginner, that is. You need a lot of air and practice to reach the upper register.If you buy a tin whistle do yourself a favor and clean it frequently. Buy the appropriate cleaning wand and prolong the quality of the nickle as it will tarnish with skin oils touching it.

The whistle was fine however they did not send the instruction sheet and without it it is useless to me when I contacted seller they said it was Amazon's fault so needless to say I will not be doing any business with this seller again

Hardly able to hit the D or E notes

Fun to play, great sound