Low G Whistle LowDSaxWhistle resonant Low E tone -

resonant Low E tone - bright in the upper register

But don't mistake comfortable for quiet

It's the one he plays himself

Shorter reach than the Low D - easier on the hands during long sessions

Low G Whistle LowDSaxWhistle resonant Low E tone -The smallest of the low whistles, and don't let that fool you. The Low G is the shortest low whistle James makes. That shorter body means a closer finger reach, which makes it the natural starting point for players with smaller hands, younger players, or anyone coming to the low whistle for the first time and wanting something that feels immediately comfortable. But comfortable doesn't mean quiet. The Low G has a brightness and warmth to it that