Echo Mic Idea For Reverb in Acoustic Instruments

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This idea was triggered when Shane Speal posted the "Mysterious Echo Uke" on CBN page. I'll probably keep experimenting with placement inside an instrument t...

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  • Thanks Nancy. My grandaughter wants her mic back so now I have to go buy my own!

  • 306533206?profile=original Now that is something Jim it will be fun to hear when your finished~Meeeowwwww^..^

  • Yup Bristol, gotta love a little toy that doesn't need batteries and can be used for lots of different things!

  • Very ingenious ! When my Daughter was little she had one that I used to play Harmonica into !

  • Good info Bug. I was looking for a way to add some 'verb to some of the acoustic instruments that I make. I'm thinking about something along the lines of a hardanger if the little spring doesn't sound good. With that idea 3 or 4 guitar strings would be inside the body with a tuner on each so they could be tuned for sympathetic vibrations. That seemed too much like work so I'm gonna keep experimenting with the inner spring thing

  • Ha Pick, that would work too. Or modesty tops for hula girls? 1001 uses!

  • Jim i did something similar with my turkey dish resonator ages ago, with 2 springs between piezos

    its how a reverb tank kinda works,,cool idea.. The cone in those mics are very thin plastic

    I dismantled one once and you didnt get a lot left to use!.

    I ran a sprung bracket with a piezo on it below sound board and a spring, that vibrates.

    You kinda need a clean sound and a reverb sound mixed together for an electrical output.

    I think I ended up with 2 piezos in the end and a spring between them.

  • way  better  than  my  party  eye  patch  idea   ;-)

  • Hmmm  Pick. Single serve noodle strainers? 

  • i  just  wish i  could  use the  top  of the  mics for sound hole covers   ,, lol  i  got a bout  40  of em   lying around .

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