Well I did partition my garage to make a smaller work space that’s easier to heat/cool and makes a cozier place to while away hours whistlin’ and whittlin’. I intend to upload a revised shop tour for my website soon. There’s still plenty of room to entertain visitors and a free whistle to each one.
I suppose I should make excuses for not offering tutorials, more free music, and flash graphics; or fingering charts, ads, and coupons in every package.
I admire all those extras but somehow must have missed seeing the need.
Guess I thought folks would know what to do with a whistle without a lot of “help” from me.
'Course I do answer every email message. Y’all com(municate) now, you hear!
Nah, don’t go changing. Quite possible just to have a list of whistles and their prices if you want. While I very much appreciate the additional material on other makers sites (particularly Phil’s tutorials), it’s not necessary. OTOH, I do enjoy the additional stuff on your site as well, the shop tour, pics of visitors, soundfiles, etc. I would like to see a few more closeups of your whistles, particularly of the fipple area.
BTW, I’ve got one of your Bb pvc whistles that is my absolute favorite.
I have a Hoover low G aluminum and a Hoover whitecap on a Walton body. I like both. I’d recommend Hoovers to anyone looking for a pure sound, evenness between octaves and low air requirements.
