There is definitely an aural difference, personally I'd go for the more "live" session oriented Goldie Overton. Thanks for the review - music to my ears - literally! :-p
I just bought that Overton after seeing the video and received it today. It's wonderful. The video was a big help but you have to play the Overton in person to really appreciate the unique tonal quality and personality. I already have whistles that sound like the Burke composite so the Overton is a very nice addition to the collection. Thanks to Doc for the video and it was a pleasure working with him.
The Overton has a buzzier edge. It's brighter sounding and seems louder (assuming no compression effects are going on). The Burke is purer sounding. Thanks for putting that together.
There is definitely an aural difference, personally I'd go for the more "live" session oriented Goldie Overton. Thanks for the review - music to my ears - literally! :-p
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KamilBaranowski69 2 years ago
Good job Patrick! Very helpful
JPcares 3 years ago
I just bought that Overton after seeing the video and received it today. It's wonderful. The video was a big help but you have to play the Overton in person to really appreciate the unique tonal quality and personality. I already have whistles that sound like the Burke composite so the Overton is a very nice addition to the collection. Thanks to Doc for the video and it was a pleasure working with him.
DC
stjamesg8 3 years ago
Yup, I'd agree with that assessment. Though the Burke is plenty loud for session work. :0)
Doc
IrishFluteStore 3 years ago
The Overton has a buzzier edge. It's brighter sounding and seems louder (assuming no compression effects are going on). The Burke is purer sounding. Thanks for putting that together.
shankandbrisket 3 years ago