Bryan Foods

I found the website of the man who created and built the Puny Tune I own. I thought I would write to him:

To: bryan@bmumford.com
Subject: Puny Tune
From: MADwand@MADwand.org
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 22:59:07 -0500

Just found your site. I have had a puny tune for quite a while now and just dug
it out of the closet today to get reacquainted with it. I have no rhythm and
cannot carry a tune, but I was able to play this instrument fairly well after
very little practice. This inspired me to purchase a tin whistle several years
ago, and this week I have purchased a Native American flute. I thank you for
bringing an otherwise unattainable accomplishment into my life.

Josef
Watson, La.

To: MADwand@MADwand.org
Subject: Re: Puny Tune
From: Bryan Mumford <bryan@bmumford.com>
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 22:39:58 -0700

Josef-

Thanks for the note. I'm glad the Puny Tune served you well. Take care of it, as I won't be making any more.

To: MADwand@MADwand.org
Subject: Re: Puny Tune
From: Bryan Mumford <bryan@bmumford.com>
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 22:47:22 -0700

>Just curious, why did you stop?

Got tired of making the same little flute over and over --- something like 15,000 of them.

>You got any idea what I might have paid for it? I can't even remember when I got it,
>but i think it was from one of the nature type-educational stores.

Around $27.

>Have you ever thought of putting up any audio files of the ones in your museum?
>I'm really curious to hear how a rock or brass ocarina might sound.

They actually sound about the same, so it wouldn't be that interesting.