Blues Harp Amps

A few days ago a customer asked me about using the Eminence 820H speaker in the Memphis Mini amp.  I tried that speaker long ago and ...

Two years ago in his blog Adam Gussow challenged me to an amp “Throwdown” between the new Memphis Mini amp and his Harpgear HG2 amp, bo...

The challenge for many blues CDs is to broaden the appeal for the traditional blues format without wrecking its roots. This new CD fro...

Let’s talk power for a minute. An amps output is measured in watts, which generally determines how loud the amp can play. The Memphis Mini...

Printed Circuit Boards  The only advantage a printed circuit board has over a hand wired PTP circuit is that it costs a lot less.  If yo...

This is an amazing unmolested vintage Fender amplifier.  Everything is original, right down to the leather handle and the old 2-pro...

I was talking to an very well-known and respected amp maker about the weird notion that smaller transformers are good for tone. Here i...

In this amp category, the Memphis Mini is the best. It is far above the others. I have finally been able to compare it to the Lone Wolf am...

Two years ago when I first began researching the idea of producing a small harp amp I considered importing a finished amp from China using ...

Here is a photo of the final production version of the MM Delay pedal.  They will begin to ship on April 12.  Only $69 with free shipping...