I have played special 20s. I'd love to hear your comparisons of the Crossover, Rocket AMP amd Special 20 in playability, bendability, tone, fit for blues, durability, ease of maintainance or any other thoughts or comparisons you have?
I have a Hohner Bluesblaster mic that one day just died on me. No I did not drop it. I brought it to an electronic shop and was told the element was dead. What is a good replacement element and where is it available?
I have white acrylic combs on my Seydel Silvers but have noticed it discolored to yellowish. Yes, I do clean my harps and even soak them in water since they have stainless steel reeds. I tongue block so I'm thinking it might be my saliva? What seems to be the cause and what is the remedy besides changing the combs. At this point in time I don't think it is wise for me to buy extra combs.
I just got a set of Hohner 5 X Marine Band 1896 to begin my harmonica journey with. I have already been teaching myself for a few months on a Hohner Blues Harp but wanted to get more serious and have begun my studies form the beginning with the Level 1 study lessons here. continue reading...
I just got a set of Hohner 5 X Marine Band 1896 to begin my harmonica journey with. I have already been teaching myself for a few months on a Hohner Blues Harp but wanted to get more serious and have begun my studies form the beginning with the Level 1 study lessons here. continue reading...
Posted Tue, 09/24/2019 - 16:51 by Harp Tech Kinya...
Hello Harp Techs,
My second “harmonica” microphone, after the Astatic JT30-c that I bought from Quement Electronics in 1973 was (still is,‘cause I still have them both;o), a Shure PE54 with pistol grip (and switch). Essentially the same as the Shure 545, except my PE54 was set up for Hi-Z. Over the years I migrated to the Shure 57, then to Greg’s Ultra57. continue reading...