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16th May 21, 10:28 AM
#18
 Originally Posted by OC Richard
Car chanter yes!
I have a car whistle always, one that's all-metal so there's nothing that can melt in our California summers, when temperature inside a parked car can go well over 100 degrees.
I had a plastic Practice Chanter that I stupidly left in the car where the sunlight could hit it, the PC was alright but the plastic reed inside melted!
One big advantage with a car-instrument is having it a bright colour. I have my red Practice Chanter and I used to have a red anodised aluminium MK Low D whistle. Why? Because if you're sitting in your parked car practicing on a black or silver chanter or whistle it can be mistaken for a weapon by police. Sad I know, but it's the world we live in.
Good advice! I don't want to be mistaken for a sniper!
Dave
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