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Subject: pipe chanters
Author: alex	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:28:22 11/10/04 Wed In reply to: randy 's message, "Successful Chanter/Reed Combination" on 16:28:01 12/02/01 Sun hello everyone does anyone know anything about sheperds chanters thankyou [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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Re: Successful Chanter/Reed Combination

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Iain Morrison
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Date Posted: 12:22:37 02/16/07 Fri

Another outstanding combination of chanter/reed is teh Dunbar polypenco chanter (from Canada) with Gilmour reeds (from Australia).
Jim McGillivray put me onto this combination and I've have done well with it.

Superb ballance on the top and bottom and very easy to seat. I've had the same three Gilmour Reeds for about 4 years now.

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