Lang,
I live in the Netherlands, I could send your link and maybe a
personal message from you to our national birding association.
I think that won't be too much work, right?
You can email me privately if you like to, or just send
the 'personal message' to the list. Perhaps one person per country
can send the link and message to their national birding association?
Regards, Evert
(mail; jeb_music AT hotmail DOT com, remove the blanks and replace
the BOLD words with @ and .)
--- In Lang Elliott <>
wrote:
> To members of the Nature Recordist's group who live in Europe and
Australia,
> and anywhere else outside the US:
>
> I'm putting up this message because I need some advice. First some
> background:
>
> With the help of an engineer, I have developed a special device to
help
> birders who suffer from high frequency deafness. It is called the
> "SongFinder" and it takes high-pitched bird and other nature
sounds and
> lowers them into a pitch range where the user can once again hear
them. It
> is a binaural device and it is an absolutely unique solution to a
common
> problem. Read about the device here:
>
> http://www.naturesound.com/songfinder/songfinder.html
>
> I think I've already described the SongFinder on the Nature
Recordist's
> e-mail group. So pardom me if this seems like a repeat effort.
>
> We have many very happy users and I am one of them. Due to an
accident with
> firecrackers when I was a child, I became severely high-frequency
deaf and I
> cannot hear anything above around 3500 Hz. With the help of the
SongFinder
> and similar devices I've developed over the years, I have been
able to track
> down a huge number of birds that I otherwise would not hear at
all, and make
> excellent recordings of them. Hence my success with NatureSound
Studio.
>
> My question is "How do I make the SongFinder known to the non-US
and
> especially the European birding market?"
>
> We really want to get the word out and we're willing to send units
for
> testing to influential birders who have high frequency deafness.
> Unfortuntely, we only sell SongFinders direct right now. Our
profit margin
> is low and we cannot currently afford to wholesale the units. But
this might
> change in the future.
>
> Can anyone offer some solid recommendations about how to get the
word out
> about the SongFinder to birders who do not live in North America?
>
> Lang
>
>
> Lang Elliott
> NatureSound Studio
> PO Box 84
> Ithaca, NY 14850
> 607-277-9034
>
> www.naturesound.com
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