Shure SM57 Unidyne III Microphones are regarded for their durability and ruggedness. This is an older one that was made in the U.S.A. They sound a lot better than the new mexican made 57. This microphone works great as a studio mic and live pick-up mic on vocals, instruments, amplifiers, and favored among drummers to record the snare. The microphone is in excellent condition with only very minor scratches on the body and the previous owner did scratch MK - 32 into the body. continue reading...
One hassle Canadians face compared to mainland Americans is the cost of shipping gear to Canada and all of the associated import costs. I guess it's just not Canadians but the rest of the world though it's a bit grating when you can see the US from my backyard (that was intentionally Palinesque!). Are there Canadians on the site with knowledge of where to obtain harmonica gear in Canada? For instance, I recently came across a Lone Wolf harp pedal distributor near Montreal. Is there a way to get together as a group to share information about gear we may be looking for or have for sale?
I just got a sweet deal on a second-hand Vox AD30VT to use as a harp amp - it was tossed in for free when my husband just bought another guitar. Can anyone recommend settings to use on the Vox for harp, and anything else I should know? I've read that one should avoid using the presets...
Well... after months of R&D, we present the first look at the WEZO DOMINATRIX harp amp - the ultimate arena rig. Is it wrong for the harp player to have 140 watts of power on board? Just ask Magic Dick about that! continue reading...
I'm getting married and expecting a baby soon, so I'm thinning my herd of amps. I'm selling my Wezo ME-18 and Sonny Jr. Super Cruncher. continue reading...
I have a few gigs coming up (small to medium sized Brew Pubs) and I want to use BOTH my VHT Special 6 and my Kalamazoo Model II concurrently, with an ABY Switcher. Can you please advise me how you might set this up? continue reading...
Posted Wed, 04/02/2014 - 21:29 by Jimmy Boy Fannin
Hey guys. I'm selling my Cruncher. Hate to do it but I'm just not ready to play out anywhere anytime soon. It's a waste to see it just sitting here in my room, untouched. I need to work on my playing first before worrying about amplified tone.
I'm in El Cerrito but could meet up at the Masterclass for those whom are out of town and are flying in.
The amp is in excellent condition, smokeless environment, home use only, never gigged with it (obviously).
Our WEZO ME-18 harp amp has been redesigned with a new chassis and some other cabinet color options. The website will be updated soon, but I want to give you guys a pre-press release description about some of the changes that have been made in this new version of our most popular amp. continue reading...
I have 3 recently blown out "C" Marine Bands, all on draw reeds (3, 2&3, and 7). Any tips? Can Marine Bands be repaired? Any more durable harps recommended?