I have this guy:
http://www.crateamps.com/products/pindex.php?prodID=25
It has one of those brick-sized lead-acid batteries
so it has plenty of amps to burn. There is a 'clean'
input with a 4-channel eq section. I tried two
other battery powered solutions before this one and
sent them back. T
I think Wayne is reight that the Mouse amps are no longer available. I
had one for a long time and it worked well, although there were not many
ways to adjust the sound, like there are now in newer amps. The Mouse
had a battery and it could also be plugged in, so it was quite
versatile. Now I
I use a lavalier mic. I don't remember the brand. It is attached to
a thin piece of wood threaded under the bass strings. This is a
trick I learned from someone on this list years ago.
<<
Thanks for the tip! I have a DPA mini mic on a seperate stand in front
of the lute, bu
Cool! And so nice to put a face to the name. We should all do that. :-)
I have a similar setup: mic/mic-preamp/amp.
David
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On 7 August 201
I seem to recall using a piece of wood on top of the bridge, but on the
treble side of my 13-course lute. A This had nothing to do with sound
or amplification, it did it merely to raise the action of the
instrument, as on the first 2 courses, they would buzz. A This was a
temporary s
Interesting. I think it might have been Ed Martin who came up with the wood
trick. I do the same thing but on the treble side. I guess you get enough
treble with it on the bass side. Im just surprised. I often jam my mic between
the wood and soundboard (of course there is foam around the mic) r
So I have the Hog 30, which is very clean with good bass, though nowhere
near as loud as a cranked 30 watt tube amp. I have a Sennheiser 441
mic (which is kind of expensive these days) on a nice boom stand
which can be adjusted to be about 2.5 feet high,
with a cable and a low to high impedance l
Hi,
Here is the list of new lute intabulations, corrected and reworked in Fronimo,
with better layouts on the IMSLP.
Macque, Giovanni de Canzon 4
http://imslp.org/wiki/
Glad this conversation has taken a less snarky turn.
I use a lavalier mic. I don't remember the brand. It is attached to a thin
piece of wood threaded under the bass strings. This is a trick I learned from
someone on this list years ago.
I had to bend the tie/shirt clip to be at a proper angle
Yes, I am also very much interested in the microphone you use and its
placement, thanks.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 8:12 AM, Geoff Gaherty <[1]ge...@gaherty.ca>
wrote:
On 2014-08-07, 6:31 AM, wayne lute wrote:
It is over a foot tall, so not as portable as the little one, but
On 2014-08-07, 6:31 AM, wayne lute wrote:
It is over a foot tall, so not as portable as the little one, but has
big rechargeable batteries that last a long time, and if what goes in
sounds like a lute, what comes out sounds like a lute.
This is of interest to me, since I sometimes need amplific
Begin forwarded message:
> From: howard posner
>
>> My Pignose Hog 30
>> is my go to amp for playing at outdoor events! (along with a Sennheiser
>> microphone and a line adaptor)
>
> Hows the bass response? Does it make a lute sound like a lute?
> I used to use the original model in my ele
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