Harmonica Amps Vol.29 POKER (1980's)

POKER ca.1980's (Made In Japan)
15-20Watts solid state,10" speaker
pretty good tone for a solid state amp

microphone:
#1-Shure 546
#2-Astatic T-3

harmonica:
#1-Hohner Chrometta 12
#2-Seydel Solist Pro
http://www.seydel1847.de/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• harmonica
• Blues
• amps
• astatic
• masco
• fender
• gibson
• mics
• microphone
• Poker
• shure

[airmojo]

Hi Thomas, I love your videos... seems like you always play something different with each mic and amp. I love that!

Does that harp-a-ditty intro song you always play have name ?

If an amp has multiple input jacks, do you ever use the lower gain input ?

Do you have a general 'rule' for setting the amp's volume, bass, treble, etc ?

[Harpsucker]

the intro song is called Zipper and its from the CD "The Bluescasters-Drivin With...", its a promo-CD it never came out, we sold it from the bandstand

i never use the lower gain input

i dont have a general rule for settings, i try each and every mic/amp combination, mostly i turn the bass on 12 and the treble on 2-3

[varadigabor]

The intro song is amazing! Könnteest du es hier aufladen?

[hankshreve]

Ahh! My mic of choice, it's about time! I love the way you play!

[toamille]

Once again thanks and keep it up. I really like all the ways you have put mics and amps in to use.

[harpinbrett]

My favorite mic with this amp is the #2 Asiatic T-3, very cool.