ClarkePennywhistle Sweetone C-tuning green

Fun whistle. Sounds nice too.

I really like the sound of this. The notes in the higher octave are easier to play than on other whistles I've used. The low notes have a subtle, pleasant, airy sound to them.The fingering takes a bit of getting used to- the lowest hole is a bit far from the other holes, requiring a slight stretch of the ring finger. It's not hard to get the hang of it though!Definitely worth the price.

I'm very disappointed, it took a long time to get here and was late on top of that. Things happen though,so I wasn't so I brushed it off, but when I opened it, the mouth piece is both cracked and comes off. So there it is.

Whistle is a little more breathy than I'd hoped, it's a bit more difficult to finger than the Clarke D whistle, and the higher register is shrill. Having both of them is nice, and I look forward to learning on them.

Great little tinwhistle. Now if only I could play it lol. Fortunately it comes with a fingering chart and a few little practice ditties. That being said, most irish tunes are in key of D. Just a heads up.

Disapointed it came out of tune. I tested it and it came in C# not in C.

Poor quality! High to control the notes.

Very nice sounding, sturdy and very reasonably priced instrument.