[Harp-L] RE: So many pedals, so little time! And money.

["Hellerman, Steven" <shellerman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks to all who have responded w/ advice and input. After spending a good deal  of time exploring options on the web the last few days, I'm seriously leaning toward that Digitech RP355 and Richard's patches. I do have some reservations and anxiety over technolgical complications: I just ain't always good w/ that stuff. But I think I'm going to give it a try. I can always go back to checking out the POG and other pedals if it doesn't work out. It's only money. And time. 
 
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Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2010 17:17:18 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
From: Richard Hunter <turtlehill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] Re: So many pedals, so little time! And money.
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ColdRail wrote:
<I concur with Ross.  I am set up with the RP350 and Richard's
<patches...
<I have reached a level of comfort and appreciation with the RP350 that
<I will consider using only it into our PA for smaller venues.  It will
<save my back and some time not having to lug and setup my amp.  I
<still love the Cruncher though.........

Just a quick note to say that it's very pleasing to me that players who regularly use some of the best amps in the world find that my RP patches sound good alongside that kind of gear.

I keep trying to make the sounds a harp makes with an RP better and better, and I'm glad it's working for the people using my patch sets.

Thanks.

Regards, Richard Hunter

author, "Jazz Harp"
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