Blues Harp Amps

You know what this is: Boss DM-2. The best sounding analog delay pedal ever made. They sold from 1981 to 1984, and today they fetch around...

The Wezo Megatone ME-18 blues harp amp is all that, and then some.  It is faithful to the vintage Masco tone it is designed to emulate, w...

Ultimate 545 mic with Bulletizer from Greg Heumann, played into a 1x12 Mission Chicago 32-20 amp.  No delay or effects on the amp.  (Al bl...

At Ziggies last night Dan compared two amps:  My 1953 Masco ME-18 and his Sonny Junior 410 amp.  It is an interesting study in contrasting...

This Champ is ridiculous. No sane person would ever spend so much time and money on such an inexpensive small amp, would they? It is irra...

Players often leave their amps at home when heading to my jam since they know there will be at least one good harp rig they can use.  But ...

At the blues jam I host at Ziggies in Denver last night a member of The Dirty South Blues Harp forum showed up to boogie! His name is Johnny...

It’s true: I don’t really like harps. They are too fragile and too expensive. They are too delicate to work on; at least I do not have the...

Who are the top harp amp builders now?  Over the last several years it was pretty clear cut that Sonny Jr. amps were the biggest sellers ...