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$14.50
Bagpipe Goose Adapter –
This adapter fits into the chanter stock to adapt a piper’s present regular-sized or large-sized practice chanter bottom to the bagpipe, to give an inexpensive goose, after corking the drones or stocks. This allows the piper to practice at length without becoming winded, or young players to practice blowing before moving on to a regular bagpipe chanter and reed. This is the type of product that every piper can use.
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