RE: perfect harp amp.....

[Andrew Wimhurst <awimhurst@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Just goes to show that what we all think of as great tone is entirely=20
subjective - and that's cool: otherwise things would get pretty boring.

But if it's all the same with you, I'll stick with my tweed Super.

;)


From: =A0 "M. Erickson" < erickm@xxxx >
Date: =A0 Mon=A0Feb=A016,=A02004=A0 7:38 am
Subject: =A0 RE: perfect harp amp.....


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I love this post. It defies the orthodoxy of this list: it's a Peavy=20
(Not a
sixties or fifties era Fender), it's a modeling amp and does not use=20
NOS 6V6
or 6L6 tubes, it's not a '59 Bassman or one of it's ridiculously=20
expensive
clones, and it does not use vintage Jensen or pricey Weber alnico 10=20
inch
speaks. It's outright sacrilegious. Only an utter harp master like=20
Madcat
could get away with it.

 > -----Original Message-----
 > From: owner-harp-l@xxxx [mailto: owner-harp-l@xxxx ]On Behalf
 > Of conruth@xxxx
 > Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 7:49 PM
 > To: harp-l@xxxx
 > Subject: Re: perfect harp amp.....
 >
 >
 >
 > I started playing harp thru an amp in 1967. Since then I've used MANY
 > different amps. My all time favorite harp amp is the Peavey=20
Transformer
 > modeling amp with built in effects. I liked my first one so much I=20
bought
 > a second one.
 >
 > Madcat
 >madcat@xxxx
 >http://www.madcatmusic.com
 >

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<bold><fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller><smaller>Just goes to
show that what we all think of as great tone is entirely subjective -
and that's cool: otherwise things would get pretty boring.


But if it's all the same with you, I'll stick with my tweed Super.


;)



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"M. Erickson" << <color><param>0000,0000,FFFF</param>erickm@xxxx
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<bold>Date: </bold>=A0 Mon=A0Feb=A016,=A02004=A0 7:38 am=20

<bold>Subject: </bold>=A0 RE: perfect harp amp.....=20



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r><smaller>I
love this post. It defies the orthodoxy of this list: it's a Peavy
(Not a=20

sixties or fifties era Fender), it's a modeling amp and does not use
NOS 6V6=20

or 6L6 tubes, it's not a '59 Bassman or one of it's ridiculously
expensive=20

clones, and it does not use vintage Jensen or pricey Weber alnico 10
inch=20

speaks. It's outright sacrilegious. Only an utter harp master like
Madcat=20

could get away with it.=20


> -----Original Message-----=20

> From: <color><param>0000,0000,FFFF</param>owner-harp-l@xxxx
</color>[mailto: <color><param>0000,0000,FFFF</param>owner-harp-l@xxxx
</color>]On Behalf=20

> Of <color><param>0000,0000,FFFF</param>conruth@xxxx </color>

> Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 7:49 PM=20

> To: <color><param>0000,0000,FFFF</param>harp-l@xxxx </color>

> Subject: Re: perfect harp amp.....=20

>

>

>

> I started playing harp thru an amp in 1967. Since then I've used
MANY=20

> different amps. My all time favorite harp amp is the Peavey
Transformer=20

> modeling amp with built in effects. I liked my first one so much I
bought=20

> a second one.=20

>

> Madcat=20

><color><param>0000,0000,FFFF</param>madcat@xxxx </color>

><color><param>0000,0000,FFFF</param>http://www.madcatmusic.com </color>

>

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