Re: [Harp-L] Delay for harp?

[Peter Madcat Ruth <madcat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I recently started using a pedal called "Supa-Puss" made by a company called Way Huge. It's an analog delay which is digitally controlled, so you can precisely tap in the delay tempo. You can also adjust the tone of the delay sound without affecting the original signal.
It's pricy but I highly recommend it.

Peace & Joy,

Peter Madcat Ruth

On Sep 1, 2013, at 11:19 AM, 46long Blake <46long@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hey, folks. Long time no post here.  So I pulled out my old Princeton amp
> for a gig last night. I've been using the RP255 and Richard's patches for a
> couple years now, but for a number of reasons I wanted to use a real amp,
> and, c'mon, nothing matches the tone of the real thing. After being used to
> having infinite effects at my fingertips (either with the RP or in the
> studio), I was really struck by how dry the tone was on stage.  Sounded
> great, but D.R.Y.. I have an old Dan Echo, but it annihilates the tone, for
> some reason that I'm sure most of you understand - probably something to do
> with "true bypass" or some technical thing....
> 
> This is a long preamble to a question that I know has been discussed ad
> nauseum here, but I never paid attention to: What delay works well for
> harp, and where does one get one? Sound samples would be nice, too.
> 
> Thanks, and forgive my long-windedness. I've gotta use that liberal arts
> degree somewhere.
> 
> - Blake
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