Re: [Harp-L] The Kinder AFB+

["Bob Boyd" <bboyd@xxxxxxxxx>]

I go straight from the mic (Fat Bottom JT-30 with Black CR) or the wireless 
reciever to the Kinder AFB+ and then to a Wolf Harp Delay and then into 
either a Harp Gear Double Trouble (12" speaker) or a Harp Gear 2 (8" 
speaker) and it always sounds great. If I put the Kinder just before the amp 
it doesn't seem to work properly and I don't get near as good a tone. The 
Kinder is taking out the offending frequencies from the mic which is what it 
is intended to do. Then you can use your pedal and amp controls to get the 
sound you like.

Bob "The Captain" Boyd
Texas Tide Band
www.texastide.com
210-494-1118

> I have a bassman , its a great amp.
> On the other hand I know Brian from Harp Gear and his amps. And let me 
> tell
> you , you cant go wrong w/ ANYTHING  that he does !!!!! He's sat in w/ us
> numerous times and usually brings something out that will just blow your
> mind  and ears , lol .
> Weve got 2 harp players in the band and trust me , were both drooling over
> his gear !
>
>
> In a message dated 6/13/2009 5:13:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> samblancato@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> I just  wanted to add my two cents here on the Kinder AFB+.  The  greatest
> thing about this little box isn't how great it will make your amp  sound.
> The greatest thing about it is that it will make just about ANY tube  amp
> sound great in just about any situation.  Although I have my heart  set on 
> a
> nice 4 x 10 harp amp like a Harp Gear or maybe a Meteor, it's nice  to 
> know
> that I could go down to Piano's-n-Stuff, about two miles from my  house 
> and
> buy a Fender Baseman RI and have it sound awesome with my Kinder  box; or 
> a
> Super Reverb, or a Twin (!).. or what ever.
>
> Sam Blancato,  Pittsburgh