[Harp-L] Re: Old Man Looking for a Lighter Amp

[BluzeHarp@xxxxxxx]

Wolf, for small tube amps go visit Brian Purdy at Harp  Gear.  Brian hand 
fabricates very nice small to medium  dedicated harp amps (and more recently a 
big 50 watt 4-10).  Well  built and sound wonderful.  _www.harpgear.com_ 
(http://www.harpgear.com)    Some of the  other boutique guys are now making some 
excellent smaller stuff as  well (Sonny Jr. Cruncher - Meteor Mini Meat...) great 
amps  but significantly larger/heavier than the smaller Harp Gear  
offerings... and you said you needed less weight.  Most  (all?) of the Harp Gear stuff 
has a handy line out feature  for when the amp isn't loud enough for the venue. 
 I'm not affiliated with  Brian, but have met him a few times and have heard 
only positive feedback  about his amps... a good guy to deal with.
 
I have recently expanded my free "Harp Mic Buyers Guide".  It grows in  
spurts as the mood strikes.  If anyone has an old copy or a copy you  got from a 
website link, you might want check with me about once a  year for updates.  I'll 
send the guide via email to  anyone who asks off list.
 
Christopher Richards
Twin Tone Harmonica Microphones
_http://home.comcast.net/~bluzeharp/site/?/home/_ 
(http://home.comcast.net/~bluzeharp/site/?/home/) 


 
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