Re: [Harp-L] Small amps and gigs

["bob boyd" <bboyd@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have both a Princeton Blackface Reverb and a Double Trouble. I mainly use 
the Double Trouble as it has nmore low end and is set up for harp. The 
Princeton would probally work with mods but I won't destroy it's resale 
value by messing with it. It doesn't have near the low end and fat tone that 
the Double Trouble has but does sound good. We plays lots of outside gigs 
and it works great. It is plently loud for most venues and has a line out if 
you need to run through the PA which I very rarely do. It's light easy to 
carry and set up, has fat tone and works for me as my amp of choice. I like 
a Sure silver bullett with an R-7 element in it but have also used an EV 
RE-10, JT-30 with black CR and all give great tone without feedback.

Bob "The Captain" Boyd
Texas Tide Band
www.texastide.com
210-494-1118

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "mark wilson" <markwilson53@xxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 11:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Small amps and gigs


> When it comes to moderate volume gigs, I've decided that my Texas  Crude 
> harp amp is too big, and my Kazoo model 2 is too
> small, so I'm in the market for another amp.  In the last few weeks  I've 
> played through a Double Trouble,  plus Silverface and Blackface
> Princetons.  All three would do the job just fine, I think.  Any 
> opinions?  What are all you smaller amp guys using.  Anyone found
> small/medium harp amp nirvana???
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