Re: [Harp-L] Re: kickin' it up a notch

["Monsterharp" <Monsterharp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've done the same thing with a Senheiser 604 which is a dynamic drum mic. 
It gives me a lot of gain before feedback straight into the PA or into an 
amp. I love having the best of both worlds, playing into my vocal mic or 
into the amp...........................Dane Paul



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rick Dempster" <rick.dempster@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>; <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 1:57 AM
Subject: [Harp-L] Re: kickin' it up a notch


> The crowd will always hear you when you play through the PA.
> RD
>
> > > > "steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <swebb@xxxxxxxxxxx> 24/09/2007 15:15 >>>
>
> Just weighing in on this a little. I have begun playing with a local
> guy who has been playing solo around here. I'm plugged right into the PA
> with an old Shure PE56D mic, which seems to work well with his PA.
> Last weekend, we played at a big benefit fundraising thing and I just
> had the sound man set the volume and let me control it from there by
> playing either more softly, or closer to the mic, etc.
> It worked pretty good, I think. Lots of good comments anyway.  Funny,
> I have all this stuff.. amps and mics and Harp Commander etc. but just
> plugging right into the PA seems easier and works fine. Maybe we all get
> a little too excited about equipment sometimes?
> Steve Webb
> still a fool for the harp in Minnesota
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