Re: [Harp-L] Re: astatic elements

["Dan Axt" <dapperdan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My JT-30 uses a ceramic element, always has.  I've had no problems with it. 
Dan Axt
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Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 7:27 PM
Subject: [Harp-L] Re: astatic elements


> Brian, the most common Astatic ceramic elements for harp players are the
> MC-127 & MC-126.  Both were available in a JT-30C + other  Astatic mic's.
> Somewhat lower output than it's crystal cousin (a bit  of ceramic is
> substituted for the salt crystal) but more durable  & water/heat 
> resistant.  A lot of
> crystal players use the ceramic  variant for lower volume gigs.
>
> More info about these elements + other useful stuff in my free Harp  Mic
> Buyers Guide.
> Go to my new website; _www.harmonicaplanet.com_
> (http://www.harmonicaplanet.com)  if you want to  request a copy... just 
> mouse over the 'Harp Mic' tab.
> One of these days  (soon?) I'll add more microphone content + revise,
> update, and add more  info to the guide.  Will let the list know when I 
> do.
>
> Christopher Richards
> 'Twin Tone' Harmonica Microphones