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Michael writes - "I remember building this impressive microphone myself a few years back. A great low-cost harmonica microphone built from secondhand stuff anyone can find in their local supermarket plus a few components that can be found in any electronics shop. At the worst the parts should cost around $8." - Link.
Build an I-mic
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Apr 18, 2006 09:40 PM
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Gallery of DIY "i-Mic" harmonica mircrophones - various examples shown are created from PVC, maglite body, pill box, or a water bottle.
http://www.planetharmonica.com/Ressources/i-mics.htm
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Gallery of DIY "i-Mic" harmonica mircrophones - various examples shown are created from PVC, maglite body, pill box, or a water bottle.
http://www.planetharmonica.com/Ressources/i-mics.htm
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I just found your blog and wanted to point out that I've revived a gallery of i-mics which is much more varied than the one mentioned here on my Harmonica Ramblings blog at http://harmonica.typepad.com.
In the i-mic section, there's also an excellent flash animated DIY guide for the i-mic.
Thanks for spreading the good tips !
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