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Microphone for Celtic instruments?
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<blockquote data-quote="Dick Rees" data-source="post: 42340" data-attributes="member: 16"><p>Re: Microphone for Celtic instruments?</p><p></p><p>Several Celtic harpists I know and work with use a Sennheiser clip-on gooseneck of some sort. It could be a drum mic....... It goes inside the body of the harp via one of the "sound holes" on the rear (player) side of the sound box. You just have to make sure that it does not contact the body of the harp at all lest you get a good bit of rattle along with the sound of the harp. This is a good, workable compromise. If you want to go with the AT350, it's likely that one mic can be used for both instruments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dick Rees, post: 42340, member: 16"] Re: Microphone for Celtic instruments? Several Celtic harpists I know and work with use a Sennheiser clip-on gooseneck of some sort. It could be a drum mic....... It goes inside the body of the harp via one of the "sound holes" on the rear (player) side of the sound box. You just have to make sure that it does not contact the body of the harp at all lest you get a good bit of rattle along with the sound of the harp. This is a good, workable compromise. If you want to go with the AT350, it's likely that one mic can be used for both instruments. [/QUOTE]
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