RE: [Harp-L] Reverb pedals

["Mike Snowden" <mike.snowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are some excellent articles on delay and reverb, including lots of
(guitar) samples at
http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/effects-explained.html.  I haven't
found any purely for harp yet.

I haven't tried with a Harp yet, but the most I have been impressed by a
guitar reverb was by the Holy/Holier/Holiest Grail series.  Definitely worth
a try.


BTW, a little tangential (a special sort of echo...!), but... My new toy is
a Boss LoopStation, which has both guitar and mike inputs, including "guitar
amp compensation".  This will be being tried with a Harp, but a report is a
few weeks away.  It looks like a great practice tool too, as you can record
in backing tracks into permanent store and play them back either as pure
backing or for overdub.  Only 16 minutes though... <G>

	Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: harp-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:harp-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf
Of Christopher
Sent: 28 December 2006 05:52
To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Harp-L] Reverb pedals

Hi All
      I am looking for a reverb pedal and would like to hear of anyones
experience with then. Which are value for money? Which ones to avoid?
Price is an issue so I am looking at the bottom of the market pricewise,
Danelectro mini reverb maybe?
 I will be using it with a Shaker Dynamic mic if that's relevant.
Is there a big difference between reverb, echo or delay pedals? It
sounds like they all do a similar thing?
I'll be playing blues and some irish music and want to thicken up the
sound a little. I have used a boss blues pedal on a guitar but don't
know anything about reverb,echo or delay pedals in regard to harmonica.

Thanks
  Christopher
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