
KILLER TONE
SOUNDS COOL – FEELS COOL – LOOKS COOL
I took a great sounding dynamic element and mated it with a Neutrik impedance matching transformer, a smooth, high quality volume pot, a PureTone constant contact 1/4″ TS jack, and a lightweight 3D printed shell based on the classic Astatic JT30 bullet mic. The result is a harmonica microphone that sounds great, is comfortable in your hands when cupping a harp, looks pretty good, and is reasonably priced.
“Breaks up real nicely” – Carl Caballero
Check out Muggs Benedict giving it a go.
With a 3D printed shell, the Hollow Point is not only about a third of the weight of a vintage pot-metal JT30, you can also choose to have both the shell and grille printed from dozens of colors, including metallics, sparkle, iridescent hues, glow-in-the-dark, and UV luminescent, in your choice of both easy to grip matte finish or gloss clearcoat that make the colors really pop. With nearly two thousand color combinations you can have a mic that makes a unique visual statement on stage.

Prices start at $95 plus shipping and handling.
Standard colors: Black or non-metallic silver shell, black, or non-metallic silver grille.
Gloss finish: Add $5 for shell, $2.50 for grille
Premium Colors: Add $10 for shell, $5 for grille
Metallic Colors : Add $15 for shell $7.50 for grille
Glow-In-The-Dark and UV Luminescent: Add $20 for shell, $10 for grille
Sparkle and Iridescent: Add $25 for shell, $12.50 for grille.