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Shure Green Bullet 520DX Dynamic Harmonica Microphone List Price: $119.00 Sale Price: $119.00 Used From: $107.00 Average Rating:   |
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Contoured to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand, the Model 520DX "Green Bullet" microphone produces the unique sound that has made it a legend among harmonica players. The 520DX features a volume control knob at the base of the microphone that allows users to make adjustments to suit their needs during live performance... |
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Astatic by Hohner JT30 Roadhouse Harmonica Mic List Price: $149.99 Sale Price: $49.99 Average Rating:  |
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The JT30 Roadhouse Harmonica Microphone is an exclusive version of this Astatic by Hohner hand-held mic with volume control. The JT30 Roadhouse Microphone produces that classic, dirty Chicago blues harp tone... |
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Nady Bushman Torpedo Mic Vocal/harmonica List Price: $101.99 Sale Price: $79.99 Used From: $65.00 |
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The VHM-7's cardioid pattern, dynamic cartridge produces the thick, fat tone needed for cupped use with a harmonica as well as extremely smooth, clean vocals. The VHM-7 allows singing harp players the convenience of playing and singing through the same mic without sacrificing sound quality... |
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Peavey H-5 D Harmonica Mic Sale Price: $89.64 |
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60 mm faders High quality digital reverb 300 Watts output power (150 Watts per channel) with DDT? Five-band graphic equalizer with FLS Two folding speaker stands One PVi cardioid dynamic microphone with cable Two 25' speaker cables Storage compartments for microphones, cables and accessories |
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Digital Reference Red Howler Harmonica Mic List Price: $219.99 Sale Price: $99.99 |
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The Red Howler harmonica mic from Digital Reference is a dynamic microphone with comfortable handling while providing a rich, warm tone. It's tailored frequency and unique shape make it ideal for handheld use during a harmonica performance... |
What are the best tubes in my amp to give me a nasty tone honking harp?
I mean the stereotypical saturated harmonic tube amp tone +. I have a decent microphone, it's just my amp does not handle very well. It's a 1979 Fender reverb vibrosonic tube amp. What tubes should I buy?
Wow I have one of these amps, 1970 in the study. That's all tube amplifier ... It has built in Reverb tube and tube Vibrato. Note that the channel has more gain reverberation. GE 6l6wbg I am currently using, just a couple so I can get is to break my old Les Paul. The sounds sterile clean was when I Mullard 12AX7 driver tube added to PI. To come out ahead, turn the volume all the way and get the Master all the way until 2 or 3. This operate the pre-amplifier. It is necessary to spend time with him. If you are playing high-gain, you must be careful, because the 15 "speaker works to stop for this action. Therefore, I am using a 2x12 "extension cabinet with two Alnico Jensen speakers, the change through an A / B-Slector. I can get all the distortion I need and for this, I mean clean distortion with guts. During playback of both cabinets together you can hear perhaps one of the richest sound once the heart. Just for your information, Vibrosonic, Dual Showman, Twin Reverb, Super 6, and reverberations Quad all have the same circuit? Differences in models are derived from the speaker configurations. Having said this, apply the new matched Sovtek tubes in it, if you want a softer tone, without affecting the gain. As soon as the micro, I suggest Shure Unidyne 545. This microphone provides a hollow tone when pushed too hot. This microphone is better than the so-called Hohner Blues Blaster, by far. Our method of Shure in the studio when it comes to microphones harmonica. If you like the sound of Paul Butterfield, who is the microphone he used all the time. Good luck.
How I can play my harmonica amplified through my Guitar Amp?
So I played my harp through a PA system sometimes, just because my friends to do a concert, and it would be like, suddenly, 'we play a song with us and what we had just used the Vocal Mic through a normal installation of PA, but I see all these players talkign harp playing through tube amps and I wonder how? How I can connect a microphone to the guitar amp? A guitar amp has a 1 / 4 "and Xlr Microphone is completely different, so what's the deal?
You can play a Dynamic Microphone directly to a guitar amp (but not a microphone capacitor.). All you need is the appropriate cable. They XLR to 1 / 4 "cables. To be a little more professional, you should use a box with a direct connection XLR and 1 / 4 output, between the vocal mic and guitar amp ..