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Typhoon
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I have absolutely no clue what the differences between some of these things...
Maybe some of you guys are skilled in this knowledge, what would be the best for... someone who's never even played an ocarina?
I can teach myself, look online for guides, etc...
And yeah. Is there any brand suggestions?
Anything that might help me and my decision?
lol if this belongs somewhere else move it please |
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Para
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 4:43 am
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There's ads about them in Nintendo Power. I don't have one though. |
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Medikoopa
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 4:47 am
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Songbird. That's the name of the company that had them advertised in Nintendo Power.
I got a Pendant Ocarina, which is a small ocarina that can be worn as a necklace.
They have Sweet Potatoe Ocarinas - which is the sort that are in Zelda.
They also have replicas of the ones from the games.
But both Sweet Potatoes and Replicas are a bit costly.
The Pendants are like 15-20 bucks, last time I checked. |
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 5:59 am
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I dont know why, but if you've ever played a zelda game, it comes naturally. |
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Super ShadowArticuno
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 11:38 am
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There's two kinds of Ocarinas at Songbird, Pendant and sweet potato. If you want the Zelda one, you want sweet potato. There's tons of different ranges of pendant, and 2 sises of sweet potato.
I'll just link you to the site if you want it so badly.
http://www.songbirdocarina.com/
NOTE: I am not affiliated with them in any way and I do not get any profit out of this link, so franis dun ben mi plx. |
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Typhoon
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 12:57 pm
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| ShadowArticuno wrote: | There's two kinds of Ocarinas at Songbird, Pendant and sweet potato. If you want the Zelda one, you want sweet potato. There's tons of different ranges of pendant, and 2 sises of sweet potato.
I'll just link you to the site if you want it so badly.
http://www.songbirdocarina.com/
NOTE: I am not affiliated with them in any way and I do not get any profit out of this link, so franis dun ben mi plx. |
I saw that. I looked at mountain ocarina site, and then that.
Why the hell would I want a zelda one?
Make me feel like a maaaajor nerd |
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Super ShadowArticuno
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 12:59 pm
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| Orangesoda wrote: | | ShadowArticuno wrote: | There's two kinds of Ocarinas at Songbird, Pendant and sweet potato. If you want the Zelda one, you want sweet potato. There's tons of different ranges of pendant, and 2 sises of sweet potato.
I'll just link you to the site if you want it so badly.
http://www.songbirdocarina.com/
NOTE: I am not affiliated with them in any way and I do not get any profit out of this link, so franis dun ben mi plx. |
I saw that. I looked at mountain ocarina site, and then that.
Why the hell would I want a zelda one?
Make me feel like a maaaajor nerd |
Mountain ones are pretty good too. Why did I not remember that?
And if you are not a MAAAAJOR NERD, why are you on Digibutter.nerr? |
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Typhoon
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 2:02 pm
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| ShadowArticuno wrote: | | Orangesoda wrote: | | ShadowArticuno wrote: | There's two kinds of Ocarinas at Songbird, Pendant and sweet potato. If you want the Zelda one, you want sweet potato. There's tons of different ranges of pendant, and 2 sises of sweet potato.
I'll just link you to the site if you want it so badly.
http://www.songbirdocarina.com/
NOTE: I am not affiliated with them in any way and I do not get any profit out of this link, so franis dun ben mi plx. |
I saw that. I looked at mountain ocarina site, and then that.
Why the hell would I want a zelda one?
Make me feel like a maaaajor nerd |
Mountain ones are pretty good too. Why did I not remember that?
And if you are not a MAAAAJOR NERD, why are you on Digibutter.nerr? |
I like games, so what?
I play football, soccer, golf...
Mostly football. All forms of it.
Smear the Queer, tackle, two hand, flag...
I'll play whenever I can. O:
ERM but thats besides the point. |
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Gold Prognosticus
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| Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 1:45 pm
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| Medikoopa wrote: | Songbird. That's the name of the company that had them advertised in Nintendo Power.
I got a Pendant Ocarina, which is a small ocarina that can be worn as a necklace.
They have Sweet Potatoe Ocarinas - which is the sort that are in Zelda.
They also have replicas of the ones from the games.
But both Sweet Potatoes and Replicas are a bit costly.
The Pendants are like 15-20 bucks, last time I checked. |
I got two from them. One was a standard Sweet Potatoe ocarina, and the other was a Zelda one, although it was given to me for my birthday. |
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