Re: [Harp-L] $500 and a new amp...

[Gary Bond <garybond@xxxxxxx>]

After listening to Richard Hunters "Ridin' Blues" I'm sold on these 
digitech amp modelers. You can have a 59 Tweed Bassman with a Boss DM2 
analog delay petal for $200.00. To my ears and where I'm at in my 
playing/band situation they are more than enough and the possibilities 
of different sound/patch setups open up possibilities that a single 
purpose amp (no matter how good) just does not offer. I'm presently 
seriously considering the RP350 and Richard told me that is what he also 
plans to be upgrading to so we can expect a ton of patches from him when 
he gets his dialed in.

Captron100@xxxxxxx wrote:
>  
> In a message dated 12/7/2006 9:34:09 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Shay Allen  
> writes:
>
> I have  about $500 dollars and a Shure 520 mic. I am looking for the best
> amp to  buy to get the raw blues sound that everyone is looking  for.
>
>
> Shay, U may get lots of good info and different opinions.  Here's but  one: 
> In the middle of this page is our very own valuable Harp-L poster, harp pro  
> musician, Richard Hunter's suggestions for a complete Chicago blues setup,  for 
> $400, including mic.  _http://www.hunterharp.com/huntmenu2.html_ 
> (http://www.hunterharp.com/huntmenu2.html) 
>   Check out his whole interesting site.
> Ron
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