Re: [Harp-L] amps for newbie



David Fertig-

Two questions:

-Do you ever recommend a good wine to friends?  I'll bet you do, just as
some recommend amps whose tone we like.  It ain't bullpuckey in either case.

-Since when does a HarpGear HG2 have 30 watts?  Did you modify it?

-Rick Davis

On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 2:07 PM, David Fertig <drfertig@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> DGilroy, you'll get tons of smart guidance on Harp-L as to specific amps,
> esp. when you decide on style, etc., but it's all bullpuckey unless you sit
> down and plug in and blow on the amp you're considering, with it's
> particular wiring, tube-set, speaker, etc.
>
> As in wine, words
> and opinons are aplenty, but each sip speaks differently to each
> palate, and each player sounds different on each amp.
>
> So pull a cork/plug your mic, and take a taste!
>
> -Dave Fertig
> Happy owner of a HG2 (30w), Bassman 59 RI (50w) ,  '63 Alamo Fiesta (4w) ,
> etc. AND an AFB+!  And a wine cellar...
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>        [Harp-L] amps for newbie
>         Thursday, February 5, 2009 9:21 AM
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>            From:
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>                dgilroy@xxxxxxxxx, I have seen a lot of good stuff
> regarding amps. Unfortunately, a lot of itis "greek" to me. I have been
> toying with the harmonica for years and now that I am over 50, finally
> getting serious. So, in a sense I am a newbie.
> The good part is I can actually play the thing somewhat. I think I am ready
> for
> an amp. My question to the group is, what is a good quality starter amp for
> someone who isn't great but will be soon? I don't want to have to
> rebuild the thing after I buy it. I'll get to that as I improve. This is a
> great place to learn about amps once you get your feet wet. I need to get
> my
> feet wet. Thanks in advance.
>
> DGilroy
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-Rick Davis
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