Over the last year I’ve had stability issues with my Glencoe pipes. Amazing how much life a bag seasoning (Airtight) and a new set of reeds will give. No stability problems now. Here they are with Canning drone reeds (carbon fiber bass) and my Gellaitry’s Colin Kyo chanter with Shawn Husk chanter reed. I think I need to just face the recorder head on as there’s a bit too much drone in all of these. 2 of them have the recorder on my tenor side (left) and one it is on my bass side (right). Any talking or door slamming you hear is courtesy my 3 year old son, Elliott, who is about as clueless as a hammer.<\/p>\n
Sandy’s New Chanter, Mark Sheridan, and Angus MacKenzie of Dumbarton<\/a>\u00a0– tenor side<\/p>\n Sleep Dearie Sleep, Borve Lorry S&R, Sleepy Maggie, Dancing Feet<\/a>\u00a0– tenor side<\/p>\n Snuff Wife, Thief of Lochaber, and Kenneth MacDonald’s Jig<\/a>\u00a0– bass side<\/p>\n I’ve got the G1 chanter in and have been playing it a little bit at band practice and here at home. Giving it a few days before I come to any major conclusions but be on the look out!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Over the last year I’ve had stability issues with my Glencoe pipes. Amazing how much life a bag seasoning (Airtight) and a new set of reeds will give. No stability problems now. Here they are with Canning drone reeds (carbon fiber bass) and my Gellaitry’s Colin Kyo chanter with Shawn Husk chanter reed. I think … Continue reading Glencoe going again!!!<\/span>