Ask Harp Mic Expert Greg Heumann

As cold weather sets in, think of your mic's comfort and well-being as well as your own. continue reading...

This week's MORSEL deals with being thankful -THAT YOUR GEAR ACTUALLY WORKS when you need it to! continue reading...

You've heard of "sending the wrong message"? CRYSTAL ELEMENTS can do this... continue reading...

SOUNDS SIMPLE: The sound goes in, the sound comes out... continue reading...

One of the invisible aspects of getting your harpmic's signal to your amp is the various connectors that, yes, CONNECT your gear together. continue reading...

Harp-to-bullet mic surface chatter. continue reading...

So, you can blow harp thru your Halloween mask or make-up. I'm proud of you. That could prove to be a real show-stopping gimmick. Halloween also provides a point of related mic discussion -and my resulting suggestion: DON'T PACK YOUR PIE HOLE WITH TRICK-OR-TREAT CANDY or OTHER FOODSTUFFS AND THEN DROP DIRECTLY INTO SING & PLAY MODE! The build-up of flotsam in your harps will be obvious (especially for those of you who subscribe to the No-Soak / No-Rinse rule). continue reading...

No, not Shakespeare. I'm talking about the pressure equalization holes found in a harpmic's body continue reading...

Any opinions on this mic. I have an opportunity to buy one for $100.00. I looked up some info on it, and from the pic the seller emailed me, it looks like like it might be a dynamic element.

I have a green bullet circa 1998. Is this just going to sound like a Shure GB anyway?

I am going to go play it tomorrow and compare it, but I just wanted to see if you had any thoughts.

Last week we considered the cleanliness of your mic's cables continue reading...