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Post by pete1951 on Jun 6, 2024 12:56:20 GMT
I’ve been looking for something like this for a while. I only play a couple of numbers on harp so don’t want to have to take another amp and mic to gigs . The answer was to get a box that goes between the mic and the PA that gives the mic a warm ‘valve’ tone. This unit does it (almost) exactly as I want. The only minor criticism is that it is designed for a powerful harp mic, rather than an SM58, so I have to turn the gain to maximum to get any distortion.
Might do a quick video of it working with the SM58. The unit has a button marked ‘mute’ there is a internal switch that turns this into a bypass, so you can have clean or ‘dirty ‘ tones. I guess this might be good through a standard harp amp set fairly clean, at the press of the button you could then get a more distorted tone without messing with your amp settings.
Pete
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Post by mitchfit on Jun 12, 2024 22:35:38 GMT
sounds good!
USED TO BE, i would recommend the EHX English Muff'n for trickery such as this. had a PRE and POST gain control run through a cascading treble-mid-bass EQ based on Vox AC 30 tone stack. two valve power that could be changed for ANY 12__7 tube combination. ran under $200 when new and used ones were about 25% less.
then i priced them recently and found that EHX stopped production in 2021. the used ones must be platinum plated now. can no longer promote same.
mitchfit
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Post by pete1951 on Jun 19, 2024 10:25:44 GMT
So here we have the SM58 through the box. It gives a lot of control with its 4 band eq. so hopefully no more squeals when I cup the mic for harp playing. Pete
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