A review of Richard Hunter’s RP350 patch set
This review of our Huntersounds patch set for the Digitech RP250/255/350/355 was posted to the harp-l list by Australian harp guru Tony Eyers on 4 March 2010. Digitech RP355 In recent years amp modeling pedals have developed significantly. For example, the Digitech RP series offers…
Should your main rig be an amp modeler instead of an amp?
The traditional harp player’s rig is a mic, a tube amp, and a reverb or delay pedal. But there’s something new out there, and it has the potential to change the way harmonica players work and sound. “New” is overstated, I guess. Amp modeling technology–which…
Hunter’s Effects Settings for the Digitech RP200
If you want to know what setups were used to get the sounds you hear on Hunter’s electric harp pieces, you’re in the right place! We began in June 2002 with a setup for the Digitech RP200 multi-effects pedal that Hunter used for The Slide…
Richard Hunter’s new RP350 sounds for harmonica
Loud, proud, and inexpensive–What’s not to like?
I get a lot of questions from beginners about what gear they should buy to get started making amplified music with harmonica. In this piece I’ll make a couple of simple recommendations for gear that does a few things well: It sounds good. Not just…
Ted Van Beek on the Hering Seductora
Ted van Beek’s reviews of double-reed harmonicas are well worth a look if you’re considering buying one of these unusual instruments. Here’s Ted’s take on the Hering Seductora.
Ted Van Beek on the Hering Vencedora
Ted van Beek’s reviews of double-reed harmonicas are well worth a look if you’re considering buying one of these unusual instruments. Here’s Ted’s take on the Hering Vencedora.
Ted Van Beek on the Hering Golden Sound
Ted van Beek’s reviews of double-reed harmonicas are well worth a look if you’re considering buying one of these unusual instruments. Here’s Ted’s take on the Hering Golden Sound.
Ted Van Beek on the Hohner 53/48
Ted van Beek’s reviews of double-reed harmonicas are well worth a look if you’re considering buying one of these unusual instruments. Here’s Ted’s take on the Hohner 53/48.
Here's a few louder (not necessarily better, but BIGGER!) amp setups!
Okay, you’ve been running a 5 watt tube amp. Â You like the sound, and now you want something bigger. You’ve tried running a line out from the amp to the PA mixer, and it works fine, but you just want control, man, you just…
