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    The Seydel 1847 is getting to be my favorite harp

    by Richard Hunter May 4, 2015

    I recently blew out the draw 4 reed on my Seydel Session Steel A harp. When I ordered a set of replacement reed plates, I was shipped a set of Seydel 1847 plates by accident. I decided to re-order the Session Steel plates, and also…

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    Labeling my harps for easy recognition in low light

    by Richard Hunter April 29, 2015

    I’m getting ready to play the Forbes/Inc. Magazine corporate battle of the bands semifinals at Gypsy Sally’s in Washington, DC on Saturday, May 30 with a band called Gartner in the Cloud. It’s going to be fun. Our set includes five tunes, all classic rock….

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    I just bought a bunch of Manjis, and they’re better than they used to be

    by Richard Hunter April 28, 2015

    I buy harmonicas every so often (because I use harmonicas every day, and they do wear out). A recent sale on Suzuki Manjis in all the popular keys happened to take place at Rockin Ron’s on the very day I decided to buy some. So…

    Blog, Recommended Gear 1

    Gear Review: Low Priced Amp Modeling: the Vox Stomplab IG

    by Richard Hunter April 26, 2015

    The Vox Stomplab IG is a full-blown multiFX device that includes amp modeling, dynamics processing, a range of FX, delay, and reverb, all in a two-button stompbox design that runs on 4 AA batteries and sells new for under $70. I’ve had good experiences with…

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    Video of the day 10 April 2015: Sleeping through a revolution

    by Richard Hunter April 10, 2015

    Sleeping Through a Revolution – Jonathan Taplin from USC Annenberg Innovation Lab on Vimeo.

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    Video of the Day 1 April 2015: Lowlands Unplugged

    by Richard Hunter April 1, 2015
    This live video is the first release from the show I played with Lowlands at Spazio Teatro 89 in Milan, Italy almost a year ago, on April 5 2014. Worth waiting for, methinks. The song is Ed Abbiatti's "The Last Call," one of my favorites...
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    Zoom G3 Tip #1: Set the Input to PASSIVE!

    by Richard Hunter March 20, 2015

    There’s a button on the back of your G3 in the INPUT section (far left when you look at the back of the G3) marked “Active” and “Passive.” MAKE SURE THIS BUTTON IS SET TO “PASSIVE” BEFORE YOU PLUG THE G3 INTO YOUR AMP OR…

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    Video of the Day 16 March 2015: Boris Plotnikov’s rig at work with Michail Bashakov

    by Richard Hunter March 16, 2015
    We've featured Boris Plotnikov on this blog several times. Why not? He's crazy good. Boris recently responded to a post of ours about our new rig with some comments on his own setup: "I prefer to combine analog and digital fx’s and to mix them...
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    Going Out to Jam with the Zoom G3

    by Richard Hunter March 14, 2015

    I’m traveling to London tonight, and tomorrow (Sunday March 15) I plan to sit in at the Sunday afternoon jam at Ain’t Nothin’ But the Blues. I’m taking a kit that includes 18 diatonic harmonicas–most of the standard Richter tunings in keys from low F…

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    4 Years After: Mississippi Queen Redux

    by Richard Hunter March 11, 2015

    I recorded myself performing Mountain’s “Mississippi Queen” about four years ago, and I happened to record it again last week while I was running through my solo repertoire. This performance is backed by the same recorded arrangement I used four years ago, so it’s easy…

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