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- Tongue Blocking Study 2 – This study is for the newer player or the player new to tongue blocking
- Bending Study 5 – This is for the advanced player looking to improve their bending skills
Hello Gordon- Well, the Princeton Reverb is one of the most-used and most-recorded amps in history for guitar, and I am certain that a skilled harp player could get a good tone with one. That said, like many Fender amps, the PR is very bright and prone to feedback when used for harp. Put the treble on zero, the bass on ten, and try the #2 input jack. You could also experiment with a lower-gain preamp tube in V1, although it will probably reduce the bass. I would not suggest any serious "mods" to the circuit.