Harmonica Mic Microphone

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Microphones?

Okay, can you use a green bullet harmonica mic for vocals?

Yes! Absolutely you can, I've done it many times. Keep in mind, however, that the GreenBullet is designed to connect to an amp and has a very narrow frequency range - sounds a bit like a phone. If you are looking for a cool distorted vocal sound, this is how it's done. Put an SM57 in front of the amp and there you have it.

If you are looking for a clean 'normal' vocal, you'll need a mic with a wider frequency response.

BTW, the GreenBullet works just like any other dynamic mic, it's just bandpass filtered and has an instrument level (Hi-Z) output.

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