Re: [Harp-L] Delay unit's question et al... (Ed Vedock)

[MARK BURNESS <markwjburness@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Ed wrote: "If you want any contrieved electric sounds, distorted, brown, 
electric, the pa does that also if if desired."

What's the difference? Use a delay on the PA (an amplifier) or use an amplifier 
and a delay? If you play in public you can't help but employ "contrived electric 
sounds" unless you play acioustical....and hope that no one talks through your 
performance. So use what you like the sound of. There are lots of ways to skin 
this particular cat.



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From: Ed Vedock <evedock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, 8 September, 2011 6:29:16
Subject: [Harp-L] Delay unit's question et al... (Ed Vedock)

This is my approximately yearly posted feelings about mics, amplifiers, pedals, 
vintage vs new, tubes, solid state, mic stand microphone, hand-held mic, cupped 
mic, bla, bla, bla.  A lapel microphone going through a sound system is so nice. 
Hands on harp, relaxed, natural, (even a sound system fills out the harps tone)  
giving it a very nice sound that is very satisfying.  If you want any contrieved 
electric sounds, distorted, brown, electric, the pa does that also if if 
desired.  Harmonica doesn't need all these electronic side-shows.  Ed Vedock,  
Johnstown, PA