Re: [Harp-L] Harp mics

["Abner Galdos" <cdgaldos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I am not an endorsee, I am a customer.
And now proud to call him a friend.

I am not a paid musician just someone that likes to play.
Greg worked with me to get a mic for my needs and 
he helped my wife in getting a surprise 29th year wedding 
anniversary for me.  its a Kalamazoo, it's not here yet but I know I will 
enjoy it as much as I enjoy my mic.
I agree with all the positive remarks given to Greg.

Greg takes his work very seriously and I have heard so many
great things about him on so many forums.

Thank you Greg.

abner
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Rob Paparozzi 
  To: mike wesolowski ; harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 8:22 AM
  Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Harp mics


  Hi Mike,

  Let me start by saying I'm a "Blowsmeway" endorsee, I was convinced after 
  purchasing my first inline Volume control adapter that Greg could produce 
  quality work for the PRO player with a variety of needs. When I emailed Greg 
  with my needs and concerns, he truly listened and that's when I signed on!

  His Ultimate Mics are top notch, lightweight, ergonomic and durable. I've 
  use 57's most of my life and this MOD was  a GODSEND for me and I'm others 
  will agree it gives you the best qualities of a Shure SM57 BUT with all the 
  things a Harp Player needs.

  I Still use my Audix Fireball V on sessions and live gigs as well, but when 
  I want more 'bite' in my sound I just pop on the Ultimate 57 and I'm there! 
  My Amp of choice is the Fender Blues Deluxe (1x12 40W).

  don't take my word for it...go to his site and check out his products, read 
  the reviews. The buzz is out and for good reason, the price is right and it 
  works and Greg stands behind all his work. It's assuring when a Harp Player 
  comes out with a product for the Harmonica 'cause you know it will 
  continually inmprove and get better as the input from us players in the 
  field rolls in.

  all the best,
  Rob Paparozzi- a happy customer and now PROUD endorsee!


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: "mike wesolowski" <mwesolowski@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
  Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2009 5:37 PM
  Subject: [Harp-L] Harp mics


  A month ago or so I went up to visit my pal Rupert Oysler and deliver an amp 
  to him.  We checked out his cool collection of mics (mostly modded Turners) 
  and he pulled out a Ultimate 57 that he had gotten from Greg Heumann.  I've 
  played through 57s before in an "acoustic harp" kind of environment, but 
  didn't think I dig it too much for playing straight through an amp. 
  Well................I was wrong.  I liked it a lot !  I ordered one about 2 
  weeks later after sending one of my own 57s to him.  It's a very cool design 
  with the volume control on the 57.  I have found it to be real fat and very 
  feedback resistant especially with a big amp with 40 or more watts.   For 
  smaller amps like my 14 watt Harvard or 55 Champ or Bogen amps I still dig 
  my JT30s (ceramic and crystal) and T3 with a hot CM element.
  I just wanted to tell you folks my experience with this cool mic.
  As usual..............no kick-backs from the builder...............blah, 
  blah, blah.
  Mike "Wezo" Wesolowski
  www.myspace.com/harpwezo
  www.megatoneamps.com
  www.bluesworldorder.com
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