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Uploaded by on Dec 5, 2008

John Ratzenburger visits Gibson Bagpipes, jerry Gibson how bagpipes are made.

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  • Finally! A program that's really interested in the instrument.

  • R.I.P. Robert Exum.

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  • Great stuff! I had fun touring the factory while I was there (though on off hours while no one was working, and I walked away with a very nice practice chanter. My first one was a Dunbar, which my instructor repeatedly called Dunbad. My second came from Scotland by way of my ex fiance, a huge improvement, but my third is the Gibson chanter, and is by far the best. I can't wait to be able to afford a full set!

  • Bruce's my Dad!

  • I own a metal lathe at home and sure would love to come by one day and learn basic techniques in pipe making.

  • As a beginning piper I was fortunate enough to find an instructor in my area who studied at The College of Piping in Glasgow as a boy. When I asked him what bagpipes does he recommend he immediately suggested Gibsons. I followed his suggestion and bought a set of Gibson R110s and have been extremely pleased with my pipes. Gibson does truly make a find product.

  • Never knew Ratz was a drummer!

  • What band is that with the Kitchner bonnets. The pipers seem to be busy looking around at the sights rather than paying attention to the PM and the tune.

  • Interesting !

  • Well done, good video clip.

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