[Stylist] Need Guidance: Working on Sound Machine Review

[Barbara HAMMEL]

Another idea to Shawn's is you could group them by price range. maybe give an idea of how many dials or buttons or switches are on each machine and the number of sounds they have? If they are fairly similar sounds you could list some categories that would set them apart from the others, like maybe the less expensive only have these types of sounds while the more expensive have these? Just some thoughts.

Barbara Hammel

On Nov 24, 2020, at 11:31, Tina Hansen via Stylist <stylist at nfbnet.org> wrote:


I’m about to start working on a review of all the sound machines I have. I have a lot of thoughts running around in my head, so I thought I’d ask for some guidance.

Do I need to describe each sound machine in every detail? My instincts tell me it’s not a good idea if I want to cover them all, yet I want to give just enough information so my audience understands what these units look like.

Should I give prices for each unit? Since these are not blindness products, but just happen to be mostly or fully accessible, I’m thinking I could just encourage people to go to Amazon to get these units, or I could send people to the manufacturer’s web site. Any thoughts?

These have been my sticking points as I get ready to work on this article. Any tips? Thanks.
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