[Harp-L] Super Reverb

[Dina Janzen and Jim Rossen <dlj@xxxxxx>]

RE SR for harmonica-
Change to a 5R4 rectifier (Not 5AR4) or Weber VST solid state equivilant.
This reduces the plate voltages to the power and preamp tubes and increases
sag-  makes for a browner sound.
Speakers make a big difference.  You might look for a set of blue frame
alnicos from a Bassman reissue (not the Jensen RI speakers),  Weber VST
Signature alnico 10's with H dust cap, or Weber VST P10R.  A speaker change
took my SR from unusable to excellent for harp.




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> From: "Perry White" <stpwhite@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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> I have a 70's model Fender Super Reverb.
> Any help on modifications for playing harp through it?
> Anyone tried the Crate amps with the DSP for harp?
> Thanks, Perry