Re: [Harp-L] 'Acoustic' practice

["Danny Hammers" <dhammers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well Paul 
playing acoustically and get that sound when alone

I lot of the people on this list will not agree with this, but.
This is not a real loud amp but a great little natural sounding amp
just take a quick look and read.  I just love this little amp.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Guitar/Amps?sku=480868

Clean and clear
To me it was the answer to all I could of ask for. It is the FENDER G-DEC


Harmonically
           Danny
President of
Acoustic Harmonica Society
http://AHS.w4mop.com 

Danny Hammers
7122 S. Duval Island Dr.
Floral City, Florida 34436-2434
Ph: 352-860-0155

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul Bowering" <paul_bowering@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 2:54 PM
Subject: [Harp-L] 'Acoustic' practice


> When in performance, playing acoustically often means
> still using a mic. In this context the term simply
> means retaining the natural sound of the harmonica
> with perhaps only the addition of some nice reverb.
> Seems worthwhile to practice working with a mic at
> home but how does one get that sound when alone? I
> mean, many of us have amps but I don't think most of
> us have our own P.A. 
>
> Unless I've missed something all the talk about great
> harp amps revolves around getting a good amplified
> sound since most amps will colour the sound.  Any
> suggestions on an electrified, clean sound with reverb
> at home?
>
> Paul
>
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