Im looking to amplify my harp. I wont need it all the time, just probably at larger cocktail parties where people are talking to bring out the sound.
608614
This is a sweet little amp and should perform perfectly. You can even run it for many hours on batteries so if you are out in a garden, away from an electrical outlet, it will work great. Small enough to disguise with a few baskets of flowers around it. One of my favorite purchases.
608615
It is a great little amp. Amazing sound for the money. it has an acoustic setting and several amp "models", lots of ways to dial in the tone.
608616
I am not sure about using it with a harp. As long as you have a pickup attached to the harp it should work. I use it with a dulcimer and mine has a built in pickup so all I have to do is plug it in. The dulcimer is a very soft sound instrument so an amp is necessary for performance playing.
608617
I'm not quiet sure about the harp! This instrument has a full warm sound, so extra enforcement needs a good amp. Do you have a pick up hooked to your harp? I used the amp with my nylon strings guitar with a piezo pickup, and it sounds good
639091
I suppose it depends on how loud the parties are. There is an Auxiliary plug in, but I'm not really sure if all auxiliary plug ins are the same. Check it out, you never know.
173621
I am also a hearing aid user and I really miss live music. I still go to shows but using HAs really distorts the loud music and listening without looses part of the music even if overall it is loud enough. I am looking for a headphone amp with a graphic equalizer and a stereo microphone for the amp input. If folks have any suggestions, I hope they will post them.
2182934
Others have spoken as owners of the Hog 20. I have a Hog 30 I've used for busking in Farmer's markets on bass. It held up just fine in that context, so I think for keyboards or bass if you want a battery operated amp, the Hog 30 is a great option.
1257643
Pretty loud. You could definitely gig out solo or have enough sound to keep up at a practice with a full band (if they weren't turned up all the way). Surprisingly loud.
2158973
It should, it's being used at a church (outside - Hawaii ) right now since someone decided they wanted our amplifier more than we did. Using a different microphone , the original was dropped. Also great for other gatherings have used it for back yard music. (A friend has one, she uses to sing with at a hospital)
2235250
Party? No. For that I would go all out and buy the Mini-Bose. It has distortion, but does not play loud enough to really hear it. Believe me, you do not want this one for a party. I got it for my kayak so I can play it while fishing. It is loud enough to hear then but I would never use it for a party or alike. Even in the garage while working I break out the Bose.
424691
There are numerous, very good small amps Out There: from Pig Nose to - the one I own - a Schiffler. A speaker will not be a good choice - choose amplification,.
1895023
Awesome for harp with a mic...I add a reverb pedal in-line to it to find what I want!
320988
There are several different ring options, they can be pretty loud. There is a standard ring option as well. There is something for everyone.
208241
It's a pretty small amp, great for practice or relatively low-volume gigs, but I wouldn't use it in a bigger venue without miking it through a PA. It just doesn't have the power for a full-tilt electric band, but it is a nice little unit and well worth the price.
1373609
I use the harp tuning tool on a harp, and have no experience with the autoharp. Sorry, can't be of help.
2041366
This speaker are not the best for a large event,they dont have enough power to fill a large room and the sound quality is just not there.ill go with EV speakers or even ALTO or yamaha.
1022731
I don't know. I had to order several harp tuning tools until I found one that would fit my harp. Is it possible for you to return the tools that don't fit. Could you speak with the manufacturer of the harp to find out what size tuning tool would fit your harp? That's all I can suggest. I'm sorry.
2075752
I bought this amp for use with blues harp. It is my go to amp for gigging. I did some mods to make it a little more harp friendly but it will work great for harp right out of the box. I have three mics I use with it depending on the sound I want. Clean, vintage, blues overdriven. I works great with all three. I paid about half the current price because I bought mine a few years ago when they first came out. Even at the current price, you really can't go wrong. Buy it and enjoy it with no worries! OkieFats is in the house!
70657
It's an individual choice. Any mid to high end harmonica is fine, but I would avoid cheap harmonicas at all costs. I also do not recommend wood combs (the Hohner blues harps) for a beginner. They are more difficult to use, especially for bending. Go with plastic combs, at least in the beginning.
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No. You need an external tool for that like a karaoke machine or a pc to hook into your amp. (which you also need if you don't have, these are just speakers.) I see these kind of questions a lot, and I'm surprised no one really tries to make more casual audio gear. Seems like there's a market for it and it'd be nice to get some new faces into the discussions other than the crazy audiophiles who want to compare 1100 dollar speakers to 90 dollar ones