The7thDave
293 posts
Feb 06, 2013
7:35 PM
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Thought I'd open up a new thread for this, rather than one of the old cans of worms. I just received a Bushman Delta Frost from Rockin' Ron, with his usual alacrity. My intent was to use it as a reserve backup to my A Manji. Pretty nice harp! OBs right out of the box, which I really wasn't expecting.
Anyway, the question is this: should I open up the back?
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--Dave
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jawbone
496 posts
Feb 06, 2013
8:12 PM
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I wouldn't - I find them plenty loud just as they are.
But having said that, we do like to tinker!! ;-)
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If it ain't got harp - it ain't really blues!!!!
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FMWoodeye
556 posts
Feb 06, 2013
8:38 PM
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Since it's a reserve or practice harp, there's no real reason to do so.....UNLESS ya just wanna see what will happen.
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arzajac
979 posts
Feb 06, 2013
8:37 PM
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Whether you use it as a practice harp or as a main line harp, I don't think opening up the backs will hurt. I don't think you will notice that much difference either, though. So you decide if it's worth it.
They seem to be a really great out-of-the-box harp. They come gapped for medium-hard to hard breath force. If you have a different preference, then all you really need to do to them is gap them.
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The7thDave
294 posts
Feb 06, 2013
9:42 PM
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Thanks, guys!
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--Dave
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ricanefan
129 posts
Feb 06, 2013
10:54 PM
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"Since it's a reserve or practice harp..."
...ABSOLUTELY!!! What better harp to experiment on?
And since we all love pictures/videos/music clips, let's get some before & after documentation!
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