Re: [Harp-L] New Electric Harmonica

Ronnie Schreiber <autothreads@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Sat, 08 Nov 2014 23:57:20 -0500

While I believe that my idea has advantages over other methods of 
amplification, I'm not trying to replace existing systems that create 
good tone. If you're happy with your rig, that's great. The idea is to 
give harmonica players another tool in their gig case. BTW, your RP355 
will work just fine with it. I'm using a RP250 for testing purposes and 
everything seems to work.
Once I get it into production, if people like it I expect that players 
will develop patches and presets for it for Digitech and other 
multi-effects devices like Richard Hunter and Jim Antaki have already 
done for their gear.
This is a new thing and I have no idea where it will go but I think it 
has great potential. The level of encouragement that I've gotten from 
both players like Madcat and Carl and from some very respected people in 
the electric instrument industry has been a big boost.
On 11/8/2014 9:27 PM, Robert Hale wrote:

On Sat, Nov 8, 2014 at 2:24 PM, Ronnie Schreiber 
<autothreads@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:autothreads@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
    amplifying harmonica with mics is hardly an ideal solution.
    Feedback and impedance issues limit volume and tone.

I moved from bullets and amps, to Fireball V and RP355. No impedance 
mis-match or feedback problems here. Have you met Richard Hunter?
Robert Hale
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