Re: [Harp-L] Kalamazoo I

[Joel Fritz <jfritz666@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's a practice amp.  To use it on an electric band gig you need to mic 
it or get a line out installed.

Most of the best sounding harp amps are too small to cut through without 
some help.  That's why the Bassman and the bigger boutique amps are 
popular.



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samblancato wrote:
> HI Folks, 
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> Some of you might remember my inquiring a couple of weeks ago about the
> Fender Pro-Junior amp.  I wanted a small practice amp and I was considering
> buying one of these.  Well as it turned out I ended up buying a Kalamazoo I
> on Ebay.  The Kalamazoo came yesterday and I thought I'd let anybody who's
> interested know how it sounds.
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> The truth is it sounds great for an amp this small.  It produces a very nice
> tone and a nice amount of break-up.  This amp will be perfect for carrying
> over to band practice instead of my bid heavy Holland.  My only complaint is
> that it really isn't very loud.  I expected it to be weak in the volume
> department but I am a bit surprised just the same.  With the volume all the
> way up I might just be able to cut through the rest of our band.  But as a
> practice amp it will be fine.  So, any of you folks thinking of getting a
> Kalamazoo I should be advised the it definitely isn't loud enough for even a
> small club.  You could always mic. it though.  Later,
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> Sam Blancato, Pittsburgh
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