The bag is notably smaller than that of many other bagpipes.
This, however, is no major problem as the pipes require relatively little air.
The chanter has a single cane reed and a cylindrical bore, with a range of one octave.
It is essentially diatonic (with a melodic ascending A minor—A major with a flat third—scale starting on E) since cross-fingering has little effect.
The bag is notably smaller than that of many other bagpipes. This, however, is no major problem as the pipes require relatively little air. The chanter has a single cane reed and a cylindrical bore, with a range of one octave. It is essentially diatonic (with a melodic ascending A minor—A major with a flat third—scale starting on E) since cross-fingering has little effect.
Swedish bagpipes