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[nh-hick]

is there any prostaffers in the jacksonville, north carolina area.......i kinda doubt it but thought i would ask

[nh-hick]

any one near by that could elp me with calling and tuning??

[feetdown20]

Memphis Area, still a bit far...but willing to help. Send me a pm with what you need

[Tripp_kilntime_Carraway]

Hey I am in VA, but I will be at the Gander Mountain in Greensboro this weekend for the waterfowling event. If you can make it I will be more than happy to help you in anyway.

[nh-hick]

well i took my smh a part and got myself in to more than i can handle this is what it looks like with me putting it back together sounds decent but not great but im not sure if its just cuz its still really new and havent blown it much pics aren't the best



http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd308/nh-hick/Aug12_0001.jpg


http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd308/nh-hick/Aug12_0002.jpg

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd308/nh-hick/IMG_0603.jpg

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd308/nh-hick/IMG_0602.jpg

[SGTSLTR]

As long as you have the reed as close as possible to the end of the tone channel with out it touching or catching. You will be fine. The more reed you have showing the harder it will be to blow and the deeper the sound will be. The opposite for if you have less reed showing.

Getting that "tone" that you like and desire, can take some fine tuning adjustments.

From you photo. It' looks similar to what most calls are set at. Next time, take a fine tip permanent marker and run a line across the reed and around the tone board. This will get you extremely close to where you were in the beginning.