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Husk Pipe Chanter Reed
Husk pipe chanter reeds – balanced, bold in volume, vibrant and full blowing with excellent harmonies
Reed Strengths
Senior/Beginner – suitable for beginner, young child or senior player
Easy – great for new players
Easy/Medium-choice for solo players
Medium – great choice for bands (not overly hard, lots of volume, harmonics and extremely stable)
R G Hardie Blackwood Infinity Pipe Chanter
Designed by double gold medalists and world champion pipers, Callum Beaumont and Alastair Dunn.
This chanter features smaller finger holes in comparison to the multi-prize winning Peter Henderson Blackwood Pipe Chanter and plays at a slightly higher pitch.
It has been extensively tested in a synthetic and leather pipe bag set-up with a range of reeds and produces a rich, resonant bright sound with a solid Hi G for light music and piobaireachd playing.
This chanter builds on the success of the Peter Henderson Blackwood chanter and combined with Callum’s feedback and experience playing at the highest level of solo piping competition, we have designed a chanter for all abilities wishing to achieve a world class sound. The holes are carefully sanded to give the feel of a vintage chanter before undergoing a rigorous polishing process.
The R.G. Hardie Blackwood Infinity pipe chanter comes complete with a reed protector and deluxe box.
“A blackwood pipe chanter with a bright sound and stable Hi G”
Highland Cow Kilt Pin Pewter
Highland Cow (aka the Highland Coo) kilt pin in antique finish pewter.
Premium quality pewter – hand cast and finished in Scotland.
McCallum Long Poly Practice Chanter Alloy Ferrule Ivory Sole
This McCallum practice chanter has a plain alloy ferrule and imitation ivory sole.
It is an economical and durable practice chanter with a superior tone and appearance.
The McCallum long poly practice chanter is 22″ from top of mouthpiece to bottom. Spacing between the holes is similar to a regular pipe chanter so you can easily switch between your practice chanter and bagpipes.
Includes a practice chanter reed.
Twist – Trap Practice Pipes
Introducing Twist Trap Practice Pipes, a set of mouth-blown smallpipes incorporating a long practice chanter and two drones. They produce a softer more mellow tone in comparison to the Highland Bagpipes and pitch in the key of A (440Hz), a general tuning standard for many musical instruments. They are fun to play on their own or in a group setting along with other instruments.
A particularly innovative design aspect to the Twist-Trap Practice Pipes chanter top is the blow piece for moisture control. Moisture control is important for kids as they produce a lot more saliva than an adult when playing. This new moisture control design feature will become the standard top on the entire range of R. G. Hardie & Co plastic practice chanters.
“I have been playing a set and they are great fun, much better than practicing on a practice chanter,” said Alastair Dunn, Managing Director of R. G. Hardie & Co. “They will help beginners with the transition from chanter to pipes and understanding the importance of maintaining constant pressure when blowing.”
Kintyre Practice Chanter
The Kintyre is a new design of long practice chanter developed by Stuart and Willie McCallum.
The Kintyre practice chanter boasts a beautiful clear tone and the sound lasts much longer as a result of the innovative watertrap incorporated in the top piece. If emptied on a regualr basis, it will give hours of uninterrupted practice.
Willie Mccallum describes it as “the only long practice chanter I have played that feels like a pipe chanter”, thereby making the transition much easier. It’s unique hole design is a huge step forward in improving finger work.
Includes a practice chanter reed.
Highland Cow Belt Buckle Pewter
High quality heavy weight pewter belt buckle. Mounted with the Highland Cow (aka the Highland Coo).
An exceptional belt buckle.
4 Grip Wooden Kilt Hanger
High quality hardwood hanger with four grips. Made specifically to hold the weight of your kilt.
Check out our video.
The “Outfitter” Carry All Garment Bag
Want to keep your Highland outfit and accessories in one place.
The “Outfitter” carry all bag is the perfect solution.
McCallum Practice Chanter PC9/FN
The McCallum long practice chanter, blackwood bottom with poly top. Celtic engraved alloy ferrule, sole, bowl and mouthpiece ring.
An exceptionally detailed practice chanter with the Celtic engraving. Perfect tonal quality and responsiveness.
McCallum Long Poly Practice Chanter Imitation Ivory Ferrule & Sole
This is an economical and durable practice chanter with a superior tone and appearance.
The McCallum long poly practice chanter is 22″ from top of mouthpiece to bottom. Spacing between the holes is similar to a regular pipe chanter so you can easily switch between your practice chanter and bagpipes.
This practice chanter has imitation ivory ferrule and sole.
Includes a practice chanter reed.
McCallum P2 Black Acetyl Bagpipes – Fully Accessorized
The P2 Acetyl bagpipes are a popular starter set as well as an instrument which can be used for long parades in all climates.
McCallum black Acetyl bagpipes have virtually the same sound quality as our Blackwood bagpipes and the drones have identical dimensions to the Blackwood range of McCallum Bagpipes. They are fully beaded and combed with imitation ivory projecting mounts and alloy ferrules and ring caps.
They are virtually indestructible, so the worry of any cracks appearing in extreme heat or cold is removed. They are also very easy to clean and maintain, so are the ideal choice as a bagpipe that may be passed on from one band member to another, or one learner to another. Perfect as a starter set before you decide to invest in your particular style of Blackwood bagpipe.
All McCallum black Acetyl bagpipes have a 10-year, no-quibble guarantee, but if looked after will last forever.
Your bagpipes will be set up and tested by our professional pipers to ensure they are ready to play when you take delivery of them.
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