High Impedance (High Z) Base Price $237
Low Impedance (Low Z) Base price $227
Add custom text and choose your own color to give your act some pop on stage.
The Jason Ricci Signature Harp Mic was designed in collaboration with Jason Ricci who specified the characteristics of the element and the overall tone and functionality. The handle is billet aluminum, the grill is injection molded (as of 8/20/20), produced and designed ergonomically and tonally for the harp player. The diameter of the handle, the weight of the mic and the flare of the grill all combine to make the microphone very comfortable to hold. The microphone comes in Purple Starlight but can be customized with a wide choice of colors and custom text.
The Jason Ricci Signature Harp Mic is offered in both low impedance and high impedance and comes standard with a volume control. Please note that translucent colors may show some tooling marks through the coating which is normal. Also, please note the warranty information below. Please allow 2 weeks build time on custom microphones.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Unidirectional Dynamic Microphone
- Sensitivity: -73db at 1,000Hz
- Frequency Range: 40hz – 14,000 Hz
- Low Z Impedance: 300 ohms
- High Z Impedance: 100k ohms
- Weight: Hi Z = 9oz, Lo Z = 8oz
- Length: 5 ½”
Warranty
All microphones are warranted against any defects in manufacture for 1 year. All microphones are guaranteed for 100% satisfaction and may be returned within 60 days for a refund of the purchase price less 4% credit card transaction fee and excluding any shipping charges. If the mic is damaged there will be a deduction in the refund, mics with customized text are limited to a 50% refund. Custom color mics without custom text are subject to a $50 fee on refund.
This mic was designed by a pro and engineered by a pro. It rocks! If you are a “stick” mic player, the Jason Ricci mic will not disappoint. Versatile too; cup it through an amp or p.a., AND acoustically off a stand…either way it’s an amazing mic.
United StatesIt’s great, but the paint got chipped on the first day I pulled it out of the box. I don’t recall handling it with anything other than kid gloves so not sure what happened. Regardless it sounds great and performs well. I’m still getting used to the grip coming from a bullet mic.
United StatesI really like the 1/4" connection and overall look. If you're accustomed to using something shaped like a typical vocal mic (i.e. long and relatively thin), this design might be a step up, because it's shorter. However, for players more accustomed to stubby bullet mics, the extra length might create a bit of a balance issue in the hands/arms, especially with a wireless transmitter attached. Overall sound is clear and crisp; bottom end suffers, though. One big advantage to this mic.......it's easy to create a pocket between the harp and the mic face, giving the playing more hand control of tone.
United StatesSounds great easy to hold and control love the paint and design I would recommend it to anyone looking for a new mic
RussiaI played 8 different mics (Shure Green Bullet, Sennheiser e835, Shure SM57, Shure 545SD, Electro-voice N/D967, Electro-voice N/D478, Electro-voice Co4, Audix Fireball) for a long period and tried dozens of other. I always looked for mic which can be good both clean and dirty, but some were good for distroted tone, other were good for playing clean. And finally I got Jason Ricci mic, which sounds great both clean and distorted. This mic really change my way of hearing amplified harmonica. Perfect amount of high frequencies. Not too much high frequencies as most vocal and instrumental mics but still not as dark as most bullet mics. Really fat bottom end, believe me I trim lower frequencies down on me EQ. Volume control works perfect. Perfect grip, easy to hold. I had two of them and after stage crew ruined me one of them I decided to get two more.