Re: [Harp-L] Re: mic or line out

[blues62 <blues62@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I have once seen Fabio Treves (italian harp player) mic his fender super
reverb from behind. I've asked him why he did this...he smiled at me and
said "because today I felt like mic this way" :-) He really could not tell
me if there was a difference.

So far I've not yet had the chance to use the line out from my Wezo 45 (I'm
new to this amp). I have the 2x10" cab and the projection is great. So far
If I had to connect the amp to the PA System I usually preferred to mic the
amp because I thought I might loose in sound quality because the speakers
also play an important rule. But I'll test the line out next time.

Marco

2010/2/15 mike wesolowski <mwesolowski@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Our Wezo 45 has a line out and I've had sound guys mic it and use the line
> out.  EVERY one of them has told me that there was no difference at all in
> tone in the house.  My builder--Dale--did a great job with the line out
> feature.   I prefer using the line out to keep down stage clutter. Nothing
> worse than taking a step back towards your amp and stepping on the mic stand
> and messing up the mic placement.
>
> My guitar player (he has no line out) prefers to mic his amp from the back.
>  Do any of you cats do that?
> Mike "Wezo" Wesolowski
> www.myspace.com/harpwezo
> www.megatoneamps.com
> www.bluesworldorder.com
>