What do most use for the mic housing, i`ve seen everything from phones, wood and cans. I use bone only because i have an unlimited amount and it`s already hollowed out. Plus it makes a killer lookin harp mic...lol. Anyone have any other ideas please
Read more…22" scale length, dulci fretting, 3 pair string setup, carved solid brass bridge, solid paduak neck, carved body, mini humbucker pickup wired straight to input jack. Gold hardware and fret wire.
If your looking for a custom bridge for that special build, I do rod piezo bridges, bone tip bridges, and acoustic bridges. I also make custom bone -wood guitar slides. My " half n half " slides are well known through out the cgb community, and my bo
Read more…Thought i would start this discussion on the different tyope of elements that can be used in a harp mic. My first one [ one so far ] i used an old rotary telephone element. Rather large at 2" round but does have that old victrola sound. I bought some
Read more…I saw on some of the harp mic`s there`s volume pots and toggle switches. Whats the avantage or disavantage of using them. I`m thinking of trying a volume pot on my second harp mic that i`m making now. Whats the best location to put it....in the middl
Read more…What type of tailpiece do you use? is there a standard type ? Any info to setting up the proper way to mount it and lining it up with the fretboard. As some who joined the group have never made a sloid body but would like to give it a try. Figure any
Read more…I try and add a description with all my photo`s that i add here. It helps to understand the photo and the tech. info about the photo. Some photo`s i`ve seen i have to wonder what exactly one is trying to show. Just a brief description is all thats ne
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