Re: [Harp-L] SP-20 Edges



It completely changes the shape of your harp to one that is more
ergonomic and increases the volume because here is much less
restriction at the back of the harp.  I think the URL is
www.turboharp.com

Paul

On 10/6/06, Rick Dempster <rick.dempster@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Paul;
        I keep hearing about 'Turbolids'. I know it's a product, but
what's the attraction? What do they do, apart from colour-coding your
harps.
RD

>>> "Paul LaBrier" <paul@xxxxxxxxxxx> 6/10/2006 15:29:10 >>>
The sharp edges on many harps is one reason why I use Suzuki
Bluesmasters or ProMasters.  I wish that they made TurboLids for the
Suzuki.  If they did, one model would work for the harpmaster,
folkmaster and BluesMaster, DeltaFrost and maybe the promaster too.

I do have a set of TurboLids on my SP-20 though.  I am curious is the
difference in timbre in what you hear live with your ear or what you
hear from a recording?  Especially with TurboLids, there is a
difference in what you hear while playing and what others hear.

Paul

On 10/5/06, G <gigs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 20:35:08 -0400
> From: "Cliff Hall" <12barz@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [Harp-L] SP-20 Edges
> To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
>
> 8<
> >I've now been so spoiled by the rounded contours of the tubolids
that
> >the edge of the SP-20 feels uncomfortably sharp in the web of my
> >hand.
>
> Yes, I've noticed.  I've noticed since the first time I put one in
my
> mouth, a lot of diatonic harmonicas are quite sharp or rough around
the
> edges.  I offer custom Special 20s, and one of the things I do is
round off
> all the sharp bits.
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