Low D Whistles that Can be Played Quietly (Please Chime in)

In this video we're looking for a low D whistle that can be played more quietly. I used a couple decibel meters and asked my wife to listen as well. Perceived volume is experienced by more than actual decibels.

The four whistles I provide as options are (links to each whistle included):
Kerry Tenor low D: https://www.kerrywhistles.com/product...
Kerry Chieftain Custom: https://www.kerrywhistles.com/product...
Howard Low D with Balanced Head: https://www.howardmusic.co.uk/low-d-w...
Second option for Howard: https://bigwhistle.co.uk/product/howa...
Carbony Standard Bore low D: https://carbony.com/product/carbony-b...
Second Option for Carbony: https://bigwhistle.co.uk/product/carb...

Access my website at: https://lowdwhistle.com/

00:00 Introduction
00:52 Room Impacts Volume
01:47 Decibels and Perception
03:22 First and Second Octave Volume
04:33 Tone Impacts Volume Perception
05:17 Material Impacts Tone / Volume
06:17 Curtains Over Windows May Help
06:53 My Process
07:48 The Four Whistles
11:30 Playing Kerry Tenor
13:08 Playing Chieftain Custom
14:14 Playing Howard with Balanced Head
15:07 Playing Howard with Chiff Head and Resin
16:32 Howard with Balanced Head Again
17:04 Playing Carbony Stand Bore Low D
17:54 Playing MK Pro (for Comparison)
19:12 Summary and Encouragement

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