Advice from Experienced Pipers please

[haukehaien]

I play Dunbar P-3s and find that when the reeds are set up properly that they're quite comfortable to play - don't seem to require a lot of air.

I love the Henderson drone sound, which is one reason why I went with Dunbars. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

[billmcc]

I own a Dunbar P-3 and have played other kinds of pipes and never noticed a difference in air requirements. Poly pipes are more stable (no warping), requires less maintenance, and can take alot more accidental abuse than ABW pipes. Get a set of Dunbar P-series pipes.

[Andy Snow]

Mr. Wgority,
You are absolutely right about this being in the wrong forum, I am sorry about that but replied to another thread in this forum.
I didn’t even realize there was a Celtic Music Forum just bellow this one. I gotta get around more.
-Andy

[highlander_Daz]

Id suggest whacking a set of Cleartone drone reeds in very cheap reliable and stay in tune fantastic get them from Ireland

Ive a guy making me some drone reeds at the moment, the body is going to be aluminium with plastic tongues and they will be inverted tongues so moistre doesnt cause them to conk out.
ill keep you posted