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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...
    Audio/Video, Hunter's Effects, More Video, Recommended Gear 0

    My lightweight pedal rig for playing through the PA

    by Richard Hunter October 2, 2022

    This is the rig I used with a Bulletini mic at the show I did last Sunday (25 September 2022), straight into the PA. All the basic harmonica food groups are here represented, but at the show I only used the Joyo American Sound and…

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 0

    What’s the best choice for your first (or next) amp?

    by Richard Hunter September 29, 2019

    A frequent question from novice harp players is: what should I buy for my first amped setup? Some of the people reading this are going to buy an amp for themselves or someone else for Christmas, or buy one after Christmas with their Christmas money….

    Blog, For the Beginner, Recommended Gear 23

    Digitech’s iStomp does a lot of cool stuff for short money (UPDATED)

    by Richard Hunter October 22, 2017

    For the last year or so, I’ve been using an effects pedal from Digitech, the iStomp, in front of my Digitech RP500 running my patch set. I just added another iStomp to my rig, and I reckon it’s time to talk about it.

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 3

    More on the Floor: Build Your Rig Piece by Piece Over Time

    by Richard Hunter February 7, 2015

    I said in a recent post that I had cleaned up my rig, reducing it to a few pieces: a Digitech iStomp running Swing Shift, a Digitech RP500, and a Digitech JamMan Stereo. Well, it wasn’t long before I completed the Zoom G3 patchset, and…

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 5

    Check Out the Samples for Our G3 Patch Set!

    by Richard Hunter January 31, 2015

    Our first set of 35 original sounds for harmonica and the Zoom G3 is now available for purchase at this site! For your listening pleasure, we’ve recorded those sounds as we played them, using a Seydel Session Steel harp in the key of Bb and…

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 9

    The Latest Floor Setup

    by Richard Hunter January 25, 2015

    My rig is always in flux; I’m always trying a new piece here or there. Over time my rig tends to spread, like kudzu, taking up more space on the floor and more time to set up and tear down.

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 1

    Okay, NOW the G3 set is nearly done

    by Richard Hunter January 25, 2015

    I’ve been working intermittently on a patch set for the Zoom G3, and it’s nearly done–just a round or two of setting relative patch levels and completing documentation to go.

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 0

    Pumping Up the Organ Tones with the iStomp

    by Richard Hunter January 17, 2015

    Digitech RPs have a very nice single-line pitch shifter, and a very nice rotary speaker effect too. If you could use them both at once, which you can’t do on a single RP, you’d get some decent simple organ tones. (You can actually get decent…

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 4

    RP355 or RP360XP?

    by Richard Hunter December 26, 2014

    With the new possibility that Digitech will retire the RP355, it’s important to ask again whether it’s better to get an RP355 or an RP360XP. Here’s my current thinking on the topic.

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