Re: [Harp-L] Re: feedback eliminators

["Leonardo Kenji Shikida" <shikida@xxxxxxxxx>]

something that worked for me (and I really can't explain why) was some sort
of an inexpensive nady-like fm transmitter, adapted to my astatic jt30

for some unknown reason, using that, I was able to use a *LOT* of drive and
I could also put the microphone direct in front of the amp without any
feedback (feedback starts to be noticed for some real high volume). And it
does not sacrifice your tone

I would try that

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Leo Kenji

On 3/23/06, SONNYTONE@xxxxxxx <SONNYTONE@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I used the Sabine Feedback eliminator in my initial R & D to see what
> frequecies red lighted and could be filtered out to be louder. What I
> found is  that
> I could make a really Loud, crappy sounding amp, as the frequencies
> that  got
> pulled down were the juiciest for harp, so that theory went out the
> window.
> I next worked on all the possible tube setups for a Bassman and came up
> with
> the  system that works quite well now. IMO, sacrificing tone for sheer
> volume
> is not  acceptable.
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