Re: [Harp-L] Amp questions: Maxi Mouse/Hohner Hoodoos

["G. E. Popenoe" <gpopenoe@xxxxxxxxx>]

If you want a great little all around battery powered noise maker try  
the Roland Micro Cube. Not purpose built for harp playing but still  
has pretty good fat sound if you work with the modeling and effects.

It would certainly work well as monitor in an intimate acoustc setting.

From Gary Popenoe

On Jan 30, 2008, at 5:54 PM, Bob Loomis <miltloomis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>  I'm posting this to other Harp lists
> if I get no answers here, but wanted to see if
> anyone closer to home has answers first. Two
> questions:
>   1. Maxi Mouse is Dead ... Long Live Maxi
> Mouse! My old Maxi Mouse amp, a great portable
> amp, has finally expired. The battery will not
> take a charge. I used to use it as a monitor at
> coffeehouse gigs. I know I read on one music list
> or another a post about resurrecting these.
> Anybody here have experience or know how to do
> that? I'm sure it means replacing the battery,
> but the Maxi Mouse company is out of business and
> I'm a bit of a klutz about electronics.
>   2. I just got the new Musician's Friend
> catalog with new stuff from NAMM. There's a page
> and review of the new Hohner Hoodoo Box harp amp
> and the Hohner Hoodoo Hand wireless setup for
> harp. Anybody here tried these?
>   Thanks in advance!
>
> Bob Loomis
> Concord CA
>
>
>
>       
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