[Harp-L] Rick Davis, wonderful person

[SONNYTONE@xxxxxxx]

Sorry to disappoint any of you that thought this was going to be a negative 
 thread; I just wanted to briefly say that Rick and I had a great 
conversation on  the phone, got to hear each other's voices, and I could not be 
happier to  finally know and understand a bit more about him. We have much of the 
same  passion for what we do, which when people are a lot alike, can 
sometimes clash.  However being able to put a voice behind the words, which I 
admit my words can  definitely not fully represent who I am, mainly on this list 
or on the very  difficult medications I Had to take, is the old school way 
of dealing with  questions. I hope we can build on this relationship which I 
am positive we will,  and I will do everything in my power to make sure 
anything I post here will be  nothing but good news, either with updates on my 
new products, Sonny's stories  or history, whatever it may be. 
           My new  site will be fully updated soon, we have the new wording 
to submit, and then I  will work on a You Tube video to give a 
representation of the sound. The Super  Sonny is in full production, design modification 
packages are fully  documented for existing 410 owners. We will be trying 
to video and tape  Sugar Ray live at Chan's in Rhode Island on July 31st, as 
he has the Super Sonny  modification package, plus Charlie is Marshfield, 
Mass. on August 23rd, where he  will be using the Cruncher. Our problem has 
been with this Sony 405 camcorder  that I spent far too much money on, the 
camera picks up sound in all directions,  the first hot shue mic we bought was 
horrible, we just ordered the best one they  offer which will disengage the 
camera's audio, and is a stereo mic. 
    I have stopped trying to make the Perfect video, I  will Guarantee 
there will be some clams, my main intent it to showcase the amp,  my showcase on 
harp will be at my seminars and first CD I am working on. Charlie  and I 
email basically every day, as many of us have this disorder where  nothing we 
play is good enough, no matter how good it was, what everyone else  says, it 
usually stems from a long history of being told by some authority  figure, 
usually family, that we are never good enough, it could always be  better, 
etc....
    I personally am trying to break that mold, and hope  this inspires 
others to do the same, as the Shoulda, Coulda philosophy is just  too hard on 
ourselves. Life is too damn short to think this way. All be well.  Gary O.
 
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