well neither had I,
until now, American
Craig Ramsell reportedly came up for the idea for his boomwhackers in 1994
while at home recovering from radiation therapy, while cutting cardboard tubes
into shorter lengths for recycling he happened to notice the different pitches
resulting from the different lengths and decided to investigate their creative
potential, He experimented with various plastics before settling on plastic
mailing tubes,
Boomwhackers
produce musical tones when struck together, on the floor, or against nearly any
surface, they can also be grouped together and struck with mallets in different
configurations, in specialized holders (homemade or available from the
manufacturer), similar to a horizontally-aligned xylophone, when one end of a
Boomwhackers tube is covered with what the manufacturer calls an Octavator Cap,
the pitch it produces is lowered by an octave, boomwackers, never heard of them, until now that is!
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