$95.00
The McCallum Rucksack pipe case is a very light weight padded bagpipe case.
It incorporates storage for your accessories with one outside pocket. You have the option of carrying this case via two heavy duty nylon handles or as a back pack with two adjustable straps. Great value for a case to transport your pipes from practices to competitions.
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McCallum Rucksack Pipe Case
| Weight | 2 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 25 × 16 × 8 in |
The McCallum Gandy Blackwood solo pipe chanter has been designed by Bruce Gandy Gold Medalist and Clasp winner. Bruce was also the 2016 Glenfiddich runner up. The Bruce Gandy Chanter is a very responsive and bright chanter, easily suited for most makes of reeds. The ultimate pitch can be achieved with minimal taping of holes.
The G1 pipe chanter reed is one of the top choices amongst the top piping competitors and world’s leading pipe bands.
The McCallum long practice chanter, blackwood bottom with poly top. Celtic engraved ferrule with imitation ivory sole.
The holes are countersunk and comes complete with a reed.
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Available in both Standard and High pitch various.
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.
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