[Eeyore]

Stuart Krivis wrote:

On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 18:12:56 +0100, tony sayer
wrote:

The H-H sounded gritty by comparison to the much smoother
Crimson.

I had to search high and low to find much out about H-H brand equipment.
Apparently they were popular in the late 70s. I wouldn't try to generalize
very much related to just one sample of such an ancient obscure piece.


I recall them and they did sound very rough. But they were mainly used
for PA and such applications......

I seem to remember them as being the real low-budget brand at a local
music store. If you couldn't afford Peavey, they'd try to sell you
some HH stuff.

That's long after HH entered the MI market. The TPAs were their professional
bipolar range. It also says more about the likely mark up on Peavey over here.

Graham