sE Electronics Harp Blaster HB52

The new standard for Harmonica microphones. The sE Electronics Harp Blaster is a vintage-style dynamic microphone designed for recording harmonicas. This groundbreaking collaboration between Hohner and sE Electronics takes its inspiration from classic harp microphones. Combining the cutting-edge acoustic design from sE Electronics with over 160 ye... morears of expertise in the Harmonica world the Harp Blaster was born. This dynamic harmonica microphone is perfect for studio and the stage. The Harp Blasters compact size is perfect for cupping within your hands whilst playing. The highly reactive capsule captures every nuance of your playing style including hand articulation with immense detail. The Neodymium-based capsule delivers a high output level and high impedance eliminating the need for converters or boost pedals. The classic-style design is hand-crafted with exclusive hammer painting resulting in increased durability and a vintage aesthetic. Developed alongside legendary harmonica players the Harp Blaster sets a new precedent for harp microphones. Hear the difference today.

As we are a Japanese shop, please take the following precautions when purchasing certain products. [Precautions when using electrical appliances] When using electrical appliances, please note that the voltage is different from that in Japan and may cause malfunctions. The plug type is Japanese type (A or B type), so please check the voltage before... moreusing a transformer. Please note that a transformer is different from a conversion adapter. We are not responsible for malfunctions caused by use without a transformer. HOHNER HB52 HARP BLASTER Dynamic Harmonica Microphone Made by sE Electronics This is a dynamic harmonica microphone produced in collaboration with sE Electronics, a manufacturer specializing in microphones. It was created with a focus on vintage sound and with advice from professional harmonica players. The sound is reminiscent of the blues harp sound that began in the early 1950s, in which the harmonica sound was distorted by an amplifier through a handheld microphone. The 52 in the product number HB52 is named after 1952, the year when Little Walter made his famous song Juke a hit. You can enjoy the sound that can become a new standard for harmonica microphones. Smooth, flat grille on sturdy die-cast body Non-slip volume knob with diamond-shaped sides XLR connector with gold-plated contacts (cable not included)