[Harp-L] Scott

[SONNYTONE@xxxxxxx]

Scott, in reading your reply, then what I wrote, I can see how that can be  
taken the wrong way. I can attest that as you were building my amps you  after 
two years had come up with circuit all your own, which is quite an  
achievement. To compare one capacitor to another is not fair, no  matter what I think 
and many of the old time audiophiles think about paper in  oil caps. I know no 
matter what you use, and Mallories are the standard today,  it is your circuit 
that does most of the tone control, which you have nailed. So  here I am again 
but with Scott he deserves the credit he is due, I honestly  could not have 
gotten off the ground if it were not for him, so we both helped  each other 
out. I have him up front money which helped get him started with  parts and I got 
back a well made crafted chassis. So if you want to find out  which amp of 
any of the builders you like best, it would be great to have them  all there, as 
everyone has their own taste. We all believe in our products, as  now the 
senior member of the harp player building for harp players, there is  room for 
everybody. Those that just have to have a Sonny Jr or Meteor or  Harpgear will 
go with them. Many of my early customers from up to 15 years ago  will buy 
whatever I build, as the other companies have loyal customers. I do go  the extra 
mile on my exteriors but that is just to be different than any old  tweed amp, 
as others try and have something unique. So do your research and  chose what 
you feel will suit your best, you can't lose. Sorry Scott if it came  out 
wrong. As you and everyone else, I am passionate about what I sell. 
 
I did get confirmation that Harpking is officially out of the amplifier  
business. He is continuing to build the boxes and accessories. 
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