Superlux D112/C Harmonica Microphone
Best dynamic microphone for harmonica players seeking authentic amplified tone.
Unleash your harmonica's potential with the Superlux D112/C Harmonica Microphone. Engineered for dedicated players, this dynamic microphone boasts a unique ergonomic design for a comfortable grip during performances. Fine-tune your sound on the fly with the integrated level control knob. Its high-impedance, unbalanced output allows for direct connection to guitar amplifiers and other compatible devices via the permanently attached 1/4" cable. Experience a straightforward, reliable solution for capturing your harmonica's authentic tone.
$81.97
Owner Satisfaction
4.5
/ 5
Category Rank
1554
/ 3337
#1554 in Microphones
Price vs Category Average
-84%
Below average
Element
Dynamic
/ Dynamic
Who it's for
- Blues harmonica players seeking that classic, gritty, overdriven sound
- Performers needing a comfortable grip for effective acoustic cupping
- Budget-conscious musicians wanting professional tone without the premium price
Who should skip it
- Musicians performing in loud, feedback-prone stage environments
- Touring professionals requiring extreme, long-term equipment durability
- Sound engineers using standard low-impedance mixing boards
Performance breakdown
Ergonomic Handling
Contoured shape fits naturally in the palm for extended playing sessions.
Amp Integration
High-impedance output pairs perfectly with standard guitar amplifiers for classic tone.
On-board Control
Integrated volume knob allows for quick, tactile adjustments during live sets.
Frequency Tailoring
Optimized response range captures the gritty, mid-focused character of blues harmonica.
Build Durability
Sturdy dynamic construction handles the rigors of frequent stage use well.
Connectivity Convenience
Permanently attached cable simplifies setup but limits field repair options.
Key Specs
Element
Dynamic
Impedance
High impedance, unbalanced
Frequency Response
100–6000 Hz
Sensitivity
-48dB/V (4mV/Pa) at 1000 Hz
Polar Pattern
Omni-directional
Minimum Load Impedance
1000 ohm
Weight
22.93 oz.
Cable
20 foot cable with 1/4”M Phone connector
Features
- Ergonomic design for comfortable handling
- Built-in level control knob
- Direct plug-in to high impedance devices
- Dynamic element with distinctive green color
- Permanently attached 1/4" output cable
- Optimized for harmonica performance
- High-impedance, unbalanced output
What customers say
Harmonica players overwhelmingly praise the Superlux D112/C for delivering classic, gritty blues and rock tone at an exceptional value. Its core strength is providing that desired dirty sound without the cost of vintage gear. The integrated volume control is a highly valued feature, offering essential on-stage flexibility for gain management. Users consistently note the microphone's robust build and comfortable, ergonomic design, which ensures good acoustic coupling with the harmonica. For beginners and gigging musicians alike, the D112/C is celebrated as a reliable, high-performance tool that significantly outperforms its price point, making it a community favorite.
Know before you buy
Yes. Because the D112/C features a high-impedance, unbalanced output, it is designed to plug directly into guitar amplifiers or other high-impedance inputs without needing an external transformer.
No, the 20-foot cable is permanently attached to the microphone. This design ensures a secure connection during intense harmonica performances, though it means the cable cannot be swapped out if damaged.
The integrated level control knob allows you to adjust your volume directly from the microphone. This is particularly useful for making quick adjustments while playing without needing to reach for your amplifier.
An omni-directional pattern picks up sound from all directions, which is ideal for capturing the natural, full-bodied tone of a harmonica when cupped in your hands. Keep in mind that this pattern is more prone to feedback than a directional mic, so be mindful of your proximity to stage monitors.
This microphone is specifically voiced for the harmonica with a frequency response of 100–6000 Hz. While you technically can use it for other sources, it will not provide the full-range clarity or detail required for high-quality vocal recordings.
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