Feadog Tin Whistle Nickel in the Key "C"

As many of the others said, this came out of tune. Just run it under hot water and you can pull it out more. The problem with that is it becomes a less tight fit and can move around easily. Would have been much nicer if it came glued on in the right position.That said I'm still giving it 4 stars because when it comes to getting that nice folky whistle sound, this does a perfect job.

This whistle is not great. I’ve had cheap whistles before- but this one is pretty bad. Definitely not impressed with this whistle.

Tuning was very accurate, has the typical tin whistle sound. It sounds a little metallic to my ear, however, so I think I prefer the Clarke Sweetone (but that one doesn't come in a C). Overall good for the price. If you want to step up in price check out a Freeman tweaked Generation perhaps.

Mine was damaged during the shipment. The end of the whistle is all bent and out of shape. It plays, but it sounds kinda airy. Not sure if the dent is the cause, or that's just how it sounds.

Whistle was a full quarter-tone sharp, i.e. unplayable with other instruments when it arrived. Can just barely be adjusted back down to A440 but is uncomfortably loose by the time you slide the mouthpiece that far off the barrel.

Not quite in tune when I got it. The tip had to be adjusted to get it right. Otherwise, I nice looking and a good sounding whistle.

A great musical instrument

Lots of tunes up in this thing! Easy to play.