Does that mic sound thin? Does that guitar amp sound light in the bottom? Got a Blues Jr? Then the Harp Tone+ is the answer. This two band equalizer is tuned for harmonica and will improve any guitar amp giving it the tone of a boutique harp amp.

The Harp Tone+ is essentially a 2-band equalizer with a range of 20dB in gain to a reduction of 20dB in level for both bass and treble frequencies. You can increase or decrease your BASS and TREBLE frequencies as well as lower your VOLUME to control feedback or increase your VOLUME if you want a little gain for solos. The Harp Tone+ does not eliminate feedback, but it does help control it. And it has a true bypass. Give yourself more control over your tone by being able to set your BASS, TREBLE, and VOLUME levels more easily with the Harp Tone+.

Demo by Gustavo Soto

Demo by Jason Ricci

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If you haven't heard your vintage mic element through the Terminator then you haven't heard how fat and full it can sound, especially with crystal elements. What about playing through 2 amps at once? Now you can, and still be properly terminated with no loss of tone.

Demo by Chris Balding

Terminator

The Clean Cat is the second pedal in a line of signature pedals built for Jason Ricci, who of course, requires no introduction. Jason urged Lone Wolf to design a clean boost pedal with the range needed to suit the modern harp player, one that does not color or distort and can add the drive desired for solo's that will enhance a performance. The Clean Cat does just this and shines while doing it.

Demo by  Jackson Kincheloe

Demo by Jarred Goldweber

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Clean Cat

The Harp Reverb produces a very high quality spring reverb effect, it is engineered for harmonica players and is unique in that the reverberation is tone adjustable while leaving the original notes unchanged. You will add a great spring reverb effect to your music without loss of tone or adding feedback issues. What is a reverb effect? A reverb effect is a combination of the dry signal, which is the note that is being played and the effect which is an image of the same note repeating multiple times close enough together so that they sound merged as they fade away. Think of the repeating “boing” sound a spring makes when plucked with your finger. The sound of reverberation is prevalent in large empty halls and this is exactly what the Harp Reverb emulates. The reverb effect is great for harp because it adds a whole new dimension to the sound, giving it the depth that is lacking and making the harp sound like a much bigger instrument. 

Demo by  William Lifford

Demo by Johnny Marino

Harp Reverb

Shut the gate on feedback with the Harp Shield. The Harp Shield works by using noise gate technology to disconnect the mic when you are not playing, suppressing feedback.

Now with improved silent gating

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