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Wednesday, April 02, 2008 Astatic JT-30, Vintage, NIB People ask me if a JT-30 is right for them. I also hear that some people don't like JT-30s or want to use a vocal mic or some odd high fidelity microphone. I just answer, listen to the guys who play harp using a JT-30. Here's a nice short video of a guy who found a nice JT-30 new in the box with a ceramic (MC-127) element. After listening to this guy, ask yourself what you want to sound like. posted by Keith at 4/02/2008 06:21:00 PM 0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home

Do you collect microphones or work on mics? Do you attend blues harp events and take pictures? Do you know tips and techniques for playing harp that you'd like to share. I need bloggers who are willing to post to JT30.com a few times a month on harp related subjects (not spam). Your posts will reach about 10,000 unique readers each month. Let me know if you are interested. Thanks, Keith Search all Craigslist cities for musical instruments: Free Name-A-Star Give a special gift. Name a star for free www.freenameastar.com History of this page. In the dawn of the World Wide Web (1994), Keith Graham created the JT30 page. It started out as a home page for modifying JT30 microphones. Eventually the page became a catchall for microphones and amplified harmonica playing. You can see these pages at: The Original JT30 Page Now I have three pages for harp mics, harp tab and harp amps. I'm going to start another one just for learning harp. Free Blues Concerts

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My Other Sites.
I fool around with Javascript, Java, PHP, ASP and Flash and I have a couple of interesting sites:
You can read my blog at Keith Graham's Wandering.
www.cthreepo.com is where I rant and rave about how to write Science Fiction.
Astounding Tales Magazine is a Science Fiction ezine that I publish.
The Jump Gate for all of Keith Graham's websites is www.kpgraham.com

The last thing the blues needs is another smart-ass white boy with a bad attitude.
- Brownie McGhee

Keith Graham (with Kim Wilson). I'm the tall one.

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• The Original JT30 Website from 1994 (with a few updates)
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