Topic closed, with my apologies
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This was an attempt by a new maker to get unbiased feedback on a new low-cost whistle designed to offer many of the advantages of a higher-end instrument.
Because of the overwhelmingly negative response, I have been asked to return the prototype for redesign and to pull the sound sample.
Hopefully at some future date you'll see a revised version of this whistle become available.
My apologies to all. When I am sent a prototype instrument for evaluation, I am bound to that maker's wishes--otherwise, makers would stop sending me prototype instruments.
My apologies and best wishes to all,
--James
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Because of the overwhelmingly negative response, I have been asked to return the prototype for redesign and to pull the sound sample.
Hopefully at some future date you'll see a revised version of this whistle become available.
My apologies to all. When I am sent a prototype instrument for evaluation, I am bound to that maker's wishes--otherwise, makers would stop sending me prototype instruments.
My apologies and best wishes to all,
--James
http://www.flutesite.com
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Steve may very well be right, but whatever it is, it sounds like crap. No offense intended to you with that comment James, I'm just saying, whatever that first instrument is, it sounds terrible and by the tone I'm going to guess the body, or the whole crappy sounding thing is made of plastic. It's nasty, whatever it is...
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Loren wrote:
> the whole crappy sounding thing is made of plastic.
>It's nasty, whatever it is...
>
Yeah,it sounds nasy crappy to My Ear either. But somehow, from the view of its sound wave characteristic, the most similar example is that of a Sindt.
It cant be Sindt but very similar sound wave tendency
> the whole crappy sounding thing is made of plastic.
>It's nasty, whatever it is...
>
Yeah,it sounds nasy crappy to My Ear either. But somehow, from the view of its sound wave characteristic, the most similar example is that of a Sindt.
It cant be Sindt but very similar sound wave tendency