Superlux D112/C Harmonica Microphone Dynamic Harmonica Microphone

Thanks, works good.

I am an amateur harmonica player in a small ‘friends’ band (charity gigs, fetes and open mics) and wanted something a little better than my robo-hobo tea strainer mic which works ok but is a little thin on the sound, and I wanted control over my volume at the mic. I thought I would give this a go as it was a very reasonable price.I have to say I’m impressed, it is a big fat dense lump of a thing compared with the robo-hobo but the sound is much fuller, my band mates have commented on it. The volume control works really nicely with a wide range, a smooth action and positive detent at the mid position and it easily comes to hand in mid flow.The cable seems to of good quality and length with a decent plug at the end.I am really pleased with it and will be selling off the old robo.

I love this mike for harps. Sometimes the cable can get in the way, so I chopped mine off and fitted an XLR plug. Easier to pack and now it can be used wireless too. Well made and strong. After using an SM57 for years I found this quite big to hold, but worth it for the sound. I wrapped a few elastic bands around it for extra grip before gigs so I don't drop it if my hands get sweaty.

Harmonica mic that tries to reproduce the 'Green Bullet' mic sound at a fraction of the cost - it does the job pretty well, although the more expensive one is still better as you would expect. The cable that connects it to the amplifier is built-in with no easy means to replace it should it fail, perhaps a standard mic cable connector would have been useful.

Comfortable to hold, great to use. The only minor drawback is that the lead is integral to the mic, so if anything ever goes wrong with the lead/connection, the whole unit would need repair/replacing.

Works well but not sure about the fixed cable. Time will tell.