[Harp-L] Microphone

[George Miklas]

Choosing the right harmonica microphone is a personal decision. While there
are a few manufacturers of harmonicas, there are many more customizers who
sell customized creations, such as Greg Heumann at BlowsMeAway.com. Greg
specializes in brand-new mics, but also builds new mics with vintage
components. Just to let you know, buying a harmonica mic is a personal
endeavor where the harmonica player either knows a builder's reputation or
attends a harmonica festival where harmonica mics are on display to be
tried and to find your friend's electrified sound. Harmonica mics are not
created equally.

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*Dr. George Wallace Miklas <http://www.georgemiklas.com/>, **Harmonica
Specialist - **Scholar, **Educator, **Performer*
*Harmonica Gallery Sales Repair & Studio <http://www.harmonicagallery.com/>*
Doctoral Thesis: Harmonica Pedagogy for the Full Inclusion Instrumental
Music Classroom, Expanding Opportunities for Students with Disabilities
<https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/doctoral/3671/>
*Adjunct Music Professor - Applied Tuba and Applied Harmonica, University
of Lynchburg*

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On Wed, Aug 27, 2025 at 10:06 AM Connie Estep <esteplectricco at xxxxx>
wrote:

> One of my friends plays electric guitar and also harmonica on a stand. He's
> looking for a microphone for the harmonicas. He plays the 10-hole
> harmonicas that are 4" long.
> Thanks for any help,
> Connie Estep
>