Re: [Harp-L] stuff...

[Russ Bradley <wbradley@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The Dan-Echo sounds thinner because you have lost bass response due to 
impedance mismatch between the mic and the pedal.  The mic's output is 
higher than what the pedel is expecting.
The pedal mod puts in an input buffer that equalizes the impedence to 
what the pedal expects.  It restores bass response and eliminates the 
tone shift that occured between pedal on and pedal off.
I had Ron do the mod for me and he also eliminated a lot of the noise of 
the pedal.
I found my Dan-Echo to be infinitely more usable after the mod.
Hope this helps,
Russ

Blake Taylor wrote:

> Hey, folks - 
>
> What is the "Holmes" mod on this pedal?  I stopped using my dan-echo
> when it became clear to me that the tone was much thinner when I played
> through it - whether it was turned on or not. What's the deal?
>
> - BAT
>
>  
>
> > > > <Harpmac01@xxxxxxx> 04/14/05 4:22 AM >>>
> > > >        
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>
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