I am looking for a first microphone and amplifier. I am ready to play out at some blues jams, but I want to practice first at home with the amplified sound.
The Bottle o Blues seems like a good, affordable purchase. Jon Gindick endorses it and it sells with an amp for under $100. It seems to have a good sound and is small enough to be easily portable.
Can anyone tell me anything about the Bottle o Blues or point me in a better direction?
I'm looking for a shell for a CX 12 the notches have failed on mine and the bar will not stay in place . A black gold or the shell for the CX Jazz will work thanks for any help
Just found this app for iPhone called Tempo Slow, and Tempo Slow Pro, which I tried, and it works great, has loops and all that stuff, and its free. Just thought I would throw it out there in case it can help someone out, and they didn't know about it. Cheers!
Hi all,
forced to sell this beautiful great sounding mic from Blows Me Away Productions because of a divorce and I am trying to move back to America. Any that knows Greg Heumann knows he makes only the highest quality of mics. I currently live in Karlsruhe Germany. I would prefer to sell this mic to someone that lives in Germany because I don’t want to take any chances of this mic getting lost in the mail. If you are willing to take that chance, go for it. I am willing to ship anywhere and with tracking number plus insurance.
About the mic
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Hi fellow harpers.
I’m new to Harp playing and have just purchased my first amp; it’s a scx2. Would love to know if anyone has this amp and could throw me a few settings that they think work well with it. This would be a great help because if I sound bad I can blame my playing and not the amp setup. If it makes a difference I have a Shure green bullet 520DX mic.
I’m not interested in modifying the amp so please no recommendations for speaker and tube mods.
I got the idea that channel one is good to use with treble down and bass up. Will changing middle up or down also help (via Fuse). continue reading...
I attend a regular very loud jam. Unfortunately the sound man is not particularly harp friendly and has a habit of turning the harp down if its through the PA. probably due to some history of terrible players at the jam. I currently have a vht special 6 which is great if mic'd up through the pa properly.
I'm looking to upgrade to a standalone amp that can easily compete with a loud band and am willing to part with a reasonable amount of cash. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Thanks G