RE: Micing an Echo (was- off on an Irish tangent)
- Subject: RE: Micing an Echo (was- off on an Irish tangent)
- From: "Stephen Shaw" <moorcot@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 20:24:41 +0000
>Steve writes:
>"I also use those huge double-sided Hohner Echo harps <snip> I use my green
>bullet with these as with my other harps but basically I just abjectly hold
>the thing as best I can up against the mic."
>
>===========================
>
>Mickey Raphael, Willie Nelson's longtime harp guy, uses Echo harps quite a
>bit. He plays them (and all his various harps) through a Beyer M88 vocal
>mic hand-held, not on a stand. I'm a bit curious, Steve, if you're playing
>traditional Irish music, why use a Bullet at all? Sounds like an SM58 might
>be a better option. Just a thought.
I know it wasn't the ideal choice but I bought it years ago before I knew
anything (and before I joined harp-l where I would have been well-guided),
so until it breaks I'm stuck with it. It's not TOO bad...
Steve
>MNWant more than the blues? Try Irish!
http://mysite.freeserve.com/trad_irish_harmonica
>
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