Victorian Tinwhistle D- Major : A different approach

Every tin whistle is different. Generally they can be anything from completely useless to downright amazingly loud and clear. This one is closer to the latter. There is however a slight difference here compared to the other usual tin whistles at this price category: This one has a wooden part in the head, and you can't really tune this very well if it ever falls out of tune, since the head and the body are together. (A lot of tin whistles have plastic heads that can be detached.) The sound however is very bright and strong. You could even say that it sounds more expensive than it really is. The whistle that I have is in very good tune, and it was ready to play right out of the package. I'm a bit worried about the wooden part in the head, since if it's exposed to too much moisture, the wood will swell and ruin the instrument quite probably. Comes with an instruction manual which is quite good if you're just learning to play. At it's current price, it's one of the best options out there.