Posted By Mike on November 30, 2011

Looking for a gift for the person that has everything? Secret Santa got you on a tight budget? Or just looking for an EASY way to pick up your first instrument?
Easy Music Center has an ever growing selection of harmonicas ,books, microphones and accessories to get you blowing some harp today.

“Is that all?”  you say? No no no ! We can also special order a huge array of Honer and Lee Osker harmonicas as well as books and DVDs from Hal Leonard.

But wait there’s more….We also host an occasional harmonica clinic on our stage featuring Nilo Marrone. It’s a great way to learn hands-on and play along with a truly amazing talent. He might even ask you up to solo so come prepared (we plan for this to become a quarterly event next year).   And if that wasn’t enough, we also host an open mic every first Thursday and open up our stage so we can watch you… blow us away .

Here is a picture of  a recent Nilo clinic with attendees posing with the harmonica sets they won.  Wooo hoo!

Category: Featured Products, News
Tags: accessories, acessories, hapr mic, harmonica, harmonica mic, harp holder, Hohner, lee oskar, marine band, shure, uadix

Posted By Davis on October 25, 2011

Shure is currently running a rebate on it’s world famous sm-58 and sm-57 microphones and it’s amazing pgx wireless systems till 12/31/2011. Don’t miss out on these  great deals !!!!!!

Category: News, Rebates
Tags: accessories, accessory, microphones, pgx wireless, shure, sm57, sm58

Posted By Davis on October 23, 2011

We have a new microphone display at the King St. store. If you would like to hear the difference between the sm-58 and the e-835 you can.  We have dozens of performance mics available for you to try out. Sorry ! No recording mics at the moment.

Category: News
Tags: audio technica, audix, microphones, sennheiser, shure

Posted By kingsley on October 15, 2011

If you’re looking for a definitive blues harp voice, look no further than the SHURE – 520DX.  It features a green and chrome die-cast casing that is contoured to fit perfectly between the harmonica and your hands.  The attached cable with 1/4-inch plug allows the microphone to be connected to a high-impedance device and for those quick volume adjustments that you may need during your performance, it also features a volume control knob at the base of the microphone.  Check out the video below to hear one of our very own customers playing on his recently purchased 520DX!!!

Category: Featured Products, News, Product Videos
Tags: 520dx, green bullet, harmonica, harmonica mic, harmonica microphone, microphones, shure

Posted By Jericho on September 29, 2011

Shure has recently begun to introduce product videos on their website. Check out some of the following videos.

SM58

SM57

PGX

PGXD

Category: Product Videos
Tags: microphones, shure

Posted By Davis on April 23, 2011

Oh boy! What a cool looking mic daddy-o! The Super 55 looks old school and sounds just as good as it looks. You will make a statement when you walk onto the stage singing thru this mic.

Category: Featured Products
Tags: microphone, shure, super 55

Posted By Jericho on March 4, 2011

 

So I was checking out the Shure website when I stumbled across this. What’s this? It’s the Shure Mic Listening Lab. So what is it? It’s a collection of recordings done with Shure’s top microphones. Shure took their microphones in the studio and did various recording from different sources, such as, spoken voice, singing, drums, guitars, and more. I always wanted to do recordings of each microphone we had and post them on the web, I’m glad Shure beat me to the punch. If you’ve been wondering what that KSM9 or that BETA91 sounded like, take some time to check out this site.

Click on this link: http://www.shure.com/americas/buyers-guide/mic-listening-lab

Category: Blogs, Jericho's Journal
Tags: lab, listening, mic, microphone, microphones, shure

Posted By Naks on October 21, 2010

As of late, I have been getting into recording and have been building my own small studio setup at home. In need of a snare mic, I decided to do a microphone shootout between popular mics for snares, and mics that are for other purposes.  Check it out! Maybe it will help you, just like it did for me, find a mic that will suit your snare!

I used the Pearl M1470S snare, which is a 14×7 all maple shell drum. We routed this into a Presonus Firestudio Mobile, which went into Cubase 5. No EQ or compression was used on the files. Just raw tone baby!

Category: Product Videos
Tags: audix, cad, drums, mic, sennheiser, shure, snare