[Harp-L] Re: SJ410 & Thunderharp Mics

[Ray Beltran <raybeltran@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I borrowed my good buddy's Sonny Jr. SJ410 at a jam August of last  
year, and played my Thunderharp Mic (JT30 shell, A1 element, no  
volume control) along with it. Sound files are on my website:

http://resgraphics.com/music/Music-Audio.html

Scroll down to "Real Gone Lover", "Blues For A Livin'", and "Somebody  
Got To Go" recorded at Duff's Garage, Portland OR, 8/06

Nice combination. I believe at that time Mike had not yet replaced  
the bottom two AlNico 10's with a pair of ceramic speakers... I'd  
have to check with him to make sure.

Hope this gives you some idea of the potency and potential of this  
amp/mic combination.

Ray.
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My Music - www.resgraphics.com/music


On Oct 29, 2007, at 1:20 AM, harp-l-request@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

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> Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2007 14:32:25 -0700
> From: "Jay Barnes" <jaysblues@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [Harp-L] SJ410 and THM
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> I've heard and played through Steve's Thunder Harp mics.  The mic he
> modded for me is a Torpedo (not the A1 element)  and it rocks.  The
> mic I've played through (borrowed) has the A1 element and it's
> incredible in a stock Blues Jr., several Valcos, a Danelctro, and a
> Magnatone.  I haven't played it through the SJ410 but I heard another
> player use Steve's A1 element played through the SJ410 in a small
> venue and it was still impressive.
>
> Equipment discussions can really get out of control.  Bottom line is,
> if you like it, use it.  If you don't like it, don't.  Pretty darned
> simple.
>
> Jay