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🔴 Blow your way into tradition with a pop of bold red!
The Clarke Tinwhistle Sweetone D Red combines classic English craftsmanship with beginner-friendly playability. Featuring a polished red tin tube and a comfortable black plastic mouthpiece, it produces a bright, clear sound perfect for both novices and seasoned players. Made in England since 1843, this iconic whistle is a stylish and reliable choice for anyone looking to join a vibrant musical tradition.
| ASIN | B000VPDQOG |
| Brand | Clarke Tinwhistle |
| Brand Name | Clarke Tinwhistle |
| Color | red |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 124 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00877412000139 |
| Included Components | Mouthpiece |
| Instrument Key | D |
| Manufacturer | Clarke |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DSTR |
| Material | Tin |
| Material Type | Tin |
| Model Name | Clarke Sweetone D Whistle Red |
| Model Number | DSTR |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Sound Profile | Bright and Clear |
| Style | Classic |
| UPC | 877412000139 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
M**M
Great Whistle for the Price!
I love this little whistle! It has been so much fun learning how to play it and it makes me want to get other variations of whistles. It's great for beginners and I think nice for experienced players. And the red color is just really pretty!
F**R
great whistle
great whistle. Easy to play.
J**E
Excellent for a beginner or for solo playing, but...
I bought this Whistle as a gift for my grandson, whose favorite color is red. I must confess I was disappointed when I opened the package when it was delivered. But that is actually my own fault as I did not read the product description carefully enough. The disappointment was the whistle does not come with a fingering chart nor with a storage pouch, which I should have known if I had read the product description more carefully. Important for a gift for someone, who currently does not know how to play a whistle, so I will end up giving my grandson a storage pouch and a fingering chart from one of my other Clarke whistles. The color of the whistle has a slight orange tinge to my eyes. So it is more of a chromatic red than the deep red color I had been hoping for. Since this is going to be a gift, I have not played the whistle itself, so the rest of my comments about playing the whistle are based on my experience with other Clarke Sweetone D Whistles. This is a very good whistle for beginners. The fingering holes are relatively close together making it ideal for the small hands of children , but still playable by adults. It has nice clear tones; not breathy like the tones of an original Clarke whistles with a partially wooden mouthpiece. It has a conical shape and takes less breath than whistles with a cylindrical bore like a Woodi or a Susato whistle. Taking less breath to play, it is also much easier to play notes in the second and third octave, and so would be less frustrating for a beginner, who has not yet developed breath control, to learn on. It also produces less volume than a cylindrical bore whistle. I play my own Clarke whistles when I am by myself and do not want the volume I would get from one of my cylindrical bore whistles. But less volume also makes it not as ideal if you plan to play with other people playing other instruments. My last comment has to do with the price of this whistle. The whistle by itself requires shipping. When shipping is taken into account, the whistle turns out to be slightly more expensive than other Clarke whistles (which include a fingering chart and storage pouch) that are available with Amazon Prime shipping.
R**M
My son loves it.
Well this was an unexpected win. My son has visions of traveling Europe, playing Irish ditty’s on his tin whistle while backpacking around. He is already learning the basics on this instrument and is enjoying it immensely, all while entertaining us with his antics. We’ll see where this goes but for now, this is an affordable diversion.
M**L
Consistently great
I enjoy my Sweetones - the regular, the MEG , and the Celtic - they are ALL the same. I’ve 16 whistles, including a LIR and a Sindt - so I know what quality is.
D**T
Okay, not great...
So so on this whistle. Gave them to my kids for X Mas. The metal is rolled and pinched together. Not one solid tube. Very cheap quality. Overly sensitive to the low D and E note. Barley breath and you will not be able to get the low notes out. However, the actual pitch is very nice and fingering is easy. I have a Tony Dixon traditional D and all three of us like it better. But these were low cost so I guess I should not expect that much.
J**N
Love this!
I love this whistle! I am a beginner. I bought a different brand first, then this one a month later. It’s way easier (for me anyway) to have clear notes in the second octave. Fun AND beautiful!
K**H
Very poor sound quality.
Very disappointed. Has 9 finger holes to make different notes. The last 3 holes don't change the note being played at all. Doesn't play the full range it is meant to play. I like how it looks, but the music it makes leaves a lot to be desired.
E**M
Lovely
Lovely whistle from clarke....really suits the name...sweet tone...it's really easy to hit the higher notes,,,but the sound is quite airy and feeble,,,not as loud as my waltons....but loved it!!! Worth the money...
L**O
Spettacolare
Swag
F**R
Super, wie erwartet.
Super. Wie erwartet nach ausführlichen Recherchen. Bester Ton. Weich und rund. Habe 3 ähnliche tin whistles bestellt und tatsächlich ist es die beste. In meinen Ohren jedenfalls.
A**I
El Si alto suena mal
Compre dos de estas flautas, en azul y en rojo. En ambas las octavas necesitan bastante energía para hacerlas sonar, hasta ahí normal pero la octava alta del "Si" suena muy estridente, desencaja claramente con el resto de las notas y hacerla sonar limpia es practicamente imposible, ademas de sonar como desafinada, suena desagradable.
A**N
Excellent Product
Excellent Product
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