@pjgusjr That’s cool you got the Lekato’s! LMK how you like them. You could use a double female 1/4" TS adapter like this:
But you just wanna make sure that the the 2 wireless units can “see” each other (you don’t want to put one in your pocket.)
If you love your mic, you can have somebody (like Greg Heumann) install as switch craft 1/4" female adapter on it.
Besides the Jason Ricci, the Bulletini is a very popular mic with a very dark tone.
Thanks Luke! Appreciate you taking the time to clarify things. Much clearer now.
That looks like a cool idea IMHO !
Great tone
That’s great to hear! The Shaker Dynamic XLR mic paired with your Joyo wireless pods sounds like a solid setup. The compact size and added Velcro loop should definitely make it more convenient for live performances. How’s the wireless performance been in practice?
Hi only just seen this, yeah I’ve got a silverfish bullet mic and am waiting to buy the little plug in signal things but yes I think for a harmonica player who really wants to entertain an audience going wireless is the way to go as you can literally get the audience involved in the performance
I have been using a Hohner Hoodoo Hand for about 13 years now and am still very happy with it. I’m looking now to see if there are any better options, maybe new tech or something, but none look anywhere near as user friendly as the Hohner, (which you can still buy after this many years). I highly recommend it.
I’ve just got a transmitter in the bottom of my Silverfish and a receiver in the amp job done.