[Harp-L] Re: What mic to get

[BluzeHarp@xxxxxxx]

Todd,
 
I've recently completed a major revision of my free Harp Mic  Buyers Guide. 
 Lots of useful information in there for any level  of harp player who is 
thinking about acquiring a microphone.   Helps you to understand the various 
applications, and to identify what's  good & what isn't for your particular 
needs.  Perhaps more  important, gives you the tools you need to recognize 
the  manipulative hype spewed forth from obviously dishonest  sellers on 
places like eBay.
 
Those who have received the guide in the past will want the latest version, 
 it has been expanded to 18 pages.  FREE for the asking at my website:  
harmonicaplanet.com   Just mouse over the Harp Mic's tab & you'll  be there.  
No obligation, no spam... 
 
 
Christopher Richards
 
 
 
 
 
Committee  Member - Starfish on Broadway Project  _www.charg.org_ 
(http://www.charg.org/)     
(Starfish/CHARG  assists musicians afflicted with mental illness & 
homelessness in the  greater Denver area.)

Stage Manager -  Greeley Blues Jam   _www.greeleybluesjam.com_ 
(http://www.greeleybluesjam.com/) 

Author/Publisher  - "The Colorado Blues Jam Post" and the free "Harp Mic 
Buyers  Guide"




 
 
 
Twin Tone Harmonica  Microphones  _www.harmonicaplanet.com_ 
(http://www.harmonicaplanet.com)  
 



 
 
In a message dated 2/24/2011 12:53:33 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
harp-l-request@xxxxxxxxxx writes:

Besides  the obvious! (made of different materials) what is the difference  
between crystal and magnetic elements. is it like any thing else. some  
magnetics 
or crystal elements are better then others? and what  should I be looking 
for in 
a mic.
I play both with a rock  cover band and a acoustic duo and yes there is 
pretty 
big difference  between the two styles I play.