Ask Harp Mic Expert Greg Heumann

The SWITCHCRAFT 332A adaptor is a common sight on many a harpmic equipped with a thread-on output connector and a common component in many a tin sandwich jockey's bag of tools and tricks. There's another great reason for keeping them handy: If you love to monkey with the old "LUNCHBOX" and "TOASTER" P.A. continue reading...

Some of the most effective tools are also the most affordable. continue reading...

You want your gear to survive, to do your bidding, to not become a casualty. continue reading...

Hi Fritz, continue reading...

I have a tremendous weakness for CAUSE & EFFECT, R&D (research & design), and Safeway Select Black Cherry Choco-Chip Frozen Yogurt. continue reading...

The art of preservation's more like it... continue reading...

Often it's the simplest thing, the smallest detail that can throw a stick in your spokes. continue reading...

In this case, the "BUFFALO" is the full-sized Rochelle salt piezo-electric crystal element. continue reading...

"HEY FRITZ! Does a harpmic's color or finish have an effect on its sound?" continue reading...

I just wanted to thank Fritz for a superb rebuild of an old Hohner Blues Blaster I had lying around. He removed the XLR connector and added a switchcraft screw on. He move the volume pot to the front position where the XLR was. Under the hood he dropped in a Shure CR element (my first!) and it sounds great! This is the third job Fritz has done for me and I highly recommend his services. Great work, great communication, reasonable rate and speedy turn around time. Thanks again Fritz.