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    The Caline Old School Reverb: Good for the (low) price

    by Richard Hunter January 8, 2023
    I was gifted a Caline Old School Reverb pedal for Chistmas. It's a decent reverb for the low price, and it's a useful piece for demonstrating what a reverb pedal does and what features to look for. Check out the video. You're gonna like this...
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    Don’t blow so f—in’ hard!

    by Richard Hunter October 2, 2022

    The people who blow their harps out frequently don’t like to be told that the reason their harps fail is that they’re playing too hard. But that’s the only reason why anyone burns through a lot of harps. The ONLY reason. So if you’re burning…

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    50 Grand live!

    by Richard Hunter March 24, 2022
    Live harmonica and vocal on this performance of my rhumba blues "50 Grand". I'm playing a Kongsheng Soloist in Bb through a Bulletini mic into a Line 6 HX Stomp running a Supro amp model with delay and reverb. The backing tracks was recorded for...
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    “Lightnin Bounce” live

    by Richard Hunter February 10, 2022
    Live harmonica with prerecorded backing tracks for my piece "Lightnin Bounce". The harmonica is a Marine Band Deluxe in A, Country tuning, played in 2nd position into a Bulletini mic and a Line 6 HX Stomp running a Bassman amp model with delay and spring...
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    Electric Harp Looping and Improvising, May 2021

    by Richard Hunter May 15, 2021

    In the last few weeks I’ve done a bunch of looping, working on stuff with beatbox, synth bass, and two harp parts. More than two starts to lose its tough. Amyway, I like where this iss going. See if you do too. “G Minor Ostinato…

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    Improvised Harmonica Solos, May 2021

    by Richard Hunter May 15, 2021

    I improvised solo pieces for close to half an hour with a Kongsheng Bluebird harmonica a week or so ago. I liked it when I heard the recording, so here’s the entire session, start to finish. The pieces ae all improvised. Enjoy.

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    Stay tuned for the comb tests!

    by Richard Hunter May 4, 2020

    I posted to Facebook a couple of weeks ago about my experiences with different comb materials on my diatonics. Not long after, and based in part on my experience with metal and aluminum combed harps, I ordered a few brass and acrylic combs from Tom…

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    Richard Hunter jamming harp at the Acoustic, Black Rock, CT 30 Sep 2019

    by Richard Hunter October 6, 2019
    The blues jam at The Acoustic in Black Rock CT, Sep 30 2019. The actual music begins about 5+ minutes in; I'm playing for the first 30-40 minutes after that, and then again about 90 minutes in. The gear is a Joyo American Sound with...
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    Digging the iStomp again

    by Richard Hunter September 29, 2019

    I recently decided that taking my Joyo American Sound to jams by itself is not enough. I wanted a battery-powered delay too. My first inclination was to order a used delay pedal. Then I decided instead to try loading one of Digitech’s delay pedal models…

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    What every player (including a novice) should know and do about harp setup

    by Richard Hunter September 29, 2019

    I read a lot of posts on Facebook from people who have bad experiences with harmonicas right out of the box. These people complain that the harp is out of tune out of the box (which I agree is bad), reeds break (FYI, you’re blowing…

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