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EFFECT PEDALS AND TUBE AMP SERVICES

Effect pedals designed specifically for the harp player. Featuring the absolute best tone production with absolutely no loss or negative effect to your tone. Have a PA or other vintage tube amp you want modded for harp? Repair? Recapped? Do you want that Epi converted to a true harp amp? This is the place for all of this and more.

NEW PRODUCT, THE LONE WOLF HARP V2 DELAY®

harp delay pedal

Lone Wolf Blues Company is proud to introduce the all new all original HARP TONE+® and the HARP OCTAVE® plus the HARP V2 DELAY® to go along with our popular HARP DELAY® ; the only effect pedals on the market designed specifically for harp.

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UPDATED ON 12/25/08 - Updates on the HARP V2 DELAY, OCTAVE, TONE+ and the new distortion pedal HARP ATTACK.


HOW IT ALL GOT STARTED

Born out of a love for the blues and a lifetime desire to be able to play music, I began learning blues harp and anyone who has ever played harp knows that as a natural part of the process you will became interested in vintage tube amps. Being an electronic tech by trade (27 yrs exp.) and having began my electronic education by studying vacuum tube amplification in ancient times past; I purchased some test equipment, obtained a Silvertone 1482 in disrepair and began restoration.

I enjoyed the process so much that I began a quest to build the perfect tube amp designed specifically for blues harp. I purchased an old tube stereo chassis and built a test bed to mock up and test my designs. The blues harp player is unique in that he typically uses a microphone connected to a guitar amp which has too much gain for a mic which causes feedback issues and if that isn't bad enough the frequency response is too high. I have worked extensively to engineer a preamp to overcome these problems and match it to a final stage to give the harp player the tone and range in distortion that they love.

Returning to my roots in electronics has been very rewarding. Over the last few years I have re-educated myself in the world of vacuum tubes, reading tons of technical material and designing amps as well as filtering out fact from myth. For those interested, the technical writings of Norman Crowhurst are about the best you can find, filled with facts and explanation in common sense audio amp design.

Looking for a new project I decided to build a delay designed for harp. I did my due diligence as they say and came up with the HARP DELAY® and decided to send it around for some opinions and everything came back positive; so I decided to offer it to the harp community.

I want to offer thanks and recognition to all of the great people on the internet who share their work and knowledge regarding blues harp, harp amps and tube amplification in general, There are links throughout this site to some of the great sites who's resourses I found helpful.




Questions? Comments? email me at randy@lonewolfblues.com