should piedmont blues blow hard?
282920
Bought me a set, gave them to grandkids. They don't have the quality of the Blues Harps, and as much as I am a blowhard, I couldn't get them to do much.
282921
When a harmonica leaks air, it not only takes more wind, it is not putting the air where it belongs. It's a mark of poor craftsmanship. If you hear air get a different harmonica.
282922
I didn't fully understand your question. PB is quite good and has good reputation, but some harmonicas in my package came with some maladjusted reeds. I don't know if it's common, but I think so. You should always visit a luthier to adjust the kids. And answering your question, if I understand well, the PB is very sensitive, as all the good harmonicas. You have to be very gentile on draws and blows, expecting to have some good and appropriated mic to get all the sound you need. Play gentile and let the mic do the rest.
1858593
Only you can answer that question for yourself, but for me the additional $200 isn't much when compared to the money I would have to spend should I inadvertently damage my coach by heading into an area where I could pull off an air conditioner, scratch the finish on some obstruction, or even face a fine for traveling on a restricted road. Even if I didn't find myself in a dangerous situation and only had to back up to avoid a restrictive area, I would rather have paid the $200 than take the chances. Judge for yourself. Are you willing to gamble with your equipment?
1189341
it is a little hard to blow...i would suggest an irish or a tin whistle. same fingering and easy to play. try a high d whistle. a clark at amazon is around ten dollars, a feadog by clark isn't very loud and good for learning.
1749257
I use it for vocals, not R&B;, but that should not matter. The quality of sound is really good. It picks up the bass in my voice making it sound smooth. Your blues will sound bluesier and volume is easy to adjust.
980095
Yes, the gravel will actually be more leveled than smooth though. Hope that makes sense.
117272
I think it would accent your blues well. It honestly is more of a soft mint color than light blue but blues and greens work well anyways.
1782074
You need two people to really rachet it down. Any sag we see if after 45-60 minutes of game play although we have 9-10 year olds on it. Perhaps the big guys are packing more of a punch.
1125257
I would say yes because of the value. But you must remember if your learning how to play those random squeaks can turn people away faster than nails on a chalk board. I would master playing before going electric. Every small error is vet prominent when amplified. Good luck still a great buy regardless.
363633
Al cass is fine. Selmer would work too. Consistent play/use with regular oiling should be enough.
1382391
Depends on whether or not you want to make it a "Blue Angels" or not? Let me know?
235556
The machine is well designed for the intended "lite" ball; I do not believe this machine is designed for "hard" baseball use; I would invest in a machine specifically designed to throw a hard baseball.
802464
Yes, using the steel rule dies in your Big Shot will cut this. (I have a Big Shot.)
2188132
yup = insert c d start and presto your allset for a battle with your choice of difficulty. GoodluckGene in Minnesota
1710048
Yes. It depends on grit. If you want it really rough, you may need a different approach.
1769764
Lefty loosey as always. The knob should be able to back all the way out as well. Its pretty tough so some percussive persuasion is acceptable.
798255
Sould be very similar in performance. You may get more bass response from the Phillips.
1846438
I am thinking the bounce back might be too much for batting. The ball really flies off the net. My kids use it for practicing throwing and catching pop flies. I have to say the quality is good on this product, no complaints.