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I have for sale my 2010 Colin Goldie Low D Easy medium blower and although it's from a few years back it's in very good condition. It's probably not been used in the last 10yrs and kept in a case on top of a wardrobe. It comes with the original ...

I have for sale my 2010 Colin Goldie Low D Easy medium blower and although it's from a few years back it's in very good condition. It's probably not been used in the last 10yrs and kept in a case on top of a wardrobe. It comes with the original ...

I would be interested in buying a Goldie Small-Bore Low D, a soft-medium or medium blower in good condition with a seller preferably in the UK, like me, though I will consider sellers elsewhere.
Many thanks.

... the additional data points, I think I need a bigger chart! So we have Goldie mezzos in A and G using 15mm bore, and Goldie mezzos in G and F measured ... are measuring slightly differently.) And I have Overton and Goldie low whistles in E, D, and C measured between 21.5mm and 21.9mm. Alba, using ...

Update!

I’ve now found an F, F# and Bnat.

Still on the lookout for an Eb! Preferably narrow bore and hard blowing, but will consider any!

... and I used my highest quality microphone. What I found is that on my Goldie whistle, the second octave can be played in tune with some notes being ... times louder. I imagine it's very difficult to make loud, large-bore whistles with volume this relatively consistent. I tried several other whistles, ...

...without sacrificing any volume in the first octave. Whistles have the second octave that are 2-3 times louder than first. If you ... 5x or 6x as loud as the first (when you play the thing in tune). I'm glad Goldie whistles avoid this issue. What did you mean? 1 Changing windway height? ...

... the additional data points, I think I need a bigger chart! So we have Goldie mezzos in A and G using 15mm bore, and Goldie mezzos in G and F measured ... are measuring slightly differently.) And I have Overton and Goldie low whistles in E, D, and C measured between 21.5mm and 21.9mm. Alba, using ...

... is naturally much louder than the first octave (which is true of all whistles, I suppose). I try to underblow the second octave to reduce the ... tapered bore? I've heard a lot about Kerrywhistle Buskers and Colin Goldie whistles, but I'm pretty sure both of those have cylindrical bores. ...

... is naturally much louder than the first octave (which is true of all whistles, I suppose). I try to underblow the second octave to reduce the ... tapered bore? I've heard a lot about Kerrywhistle Buskers and Colin Goldie whistles, but I'm pretty sure both of those have cylindrical bores. ...

... alloy tube Freeman: sweet 2nd octave but full-enough low octave. Colin Goldie told me he uses two sizes for his Mezzo G whistles, "small bore 3/4 inch" and "standard bore 7/8 inch" but these ...

I will mention that the various Alba whistles I've owned sometimes have unusual bore sizes compared to most other makers. ... for their Low C, in other words the Low C is simply a stretched Low D. Colin Goldie, Reviol, and other makers I've seen have done that. But when I got an Alba ...

I will mention that the various Alba whistles I've owned sometimes have unusual bore sizes compared to most other makers. ... ID) for their Low C, in other words the Low C is simply a stretched Low D. Colin Goldie, Reviol, and other makers I've seen have done that. But when I got an Alba ...

... alloy tube Freeman: sweet 2nd octave but full-enough low octave. Colin Goldie told me he uses two sizes for his Mezzo G whistles, "small bore 3/4 inch" and "standard bore 7/8 inch" but these ...