Let’s say I inherited a windfall of $1,400, with the stipulation that it must be spent within 2 weeks on a harmonica Amp, or it will be forfeited. I have a big 'ol 1991 Bassman that Gerald Weber modded in the early 1990’s for harp, so I’m looking to round things out with a smaller amp. My choices are limited to the following: Kendrick Vagabond, HarpGear HG2, HarpGear Double Trouble, VHT Special 6 and Quilter Aviator Cub. Cost is NO object here, as long as it is less than $1,400 dollars. I think highly of James Harman, and know he used a Cub near the end, but as a near penniless Bluesman perhaps he didn’t have many options. R.I.P. James. How’s about some opinions?? Thanks, haskoni
If the unit you choose is only ac, I’d consider considering a battery powered inverter. Nice to be truly portable.
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I just found a Fender Blues Deluxe 40watts, 12ax7 and two 6L6 tubes, 12" driver. I plan on using. I was using a superchamp fender all tube, 6v6, a little tinny. The blues deluxe is a reissue of the late 1950’s amp/combo and is in tweed. $700, it was a good deal, I saw it for $900 or more. First reissued in 1993 I think.
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