The Jumbo Lo-Fi Tin Can Microphone is our largest model, sitting above the Original and Mini. A piezoelectric crystal converts vibration into an electrical signal, capturing raw, ambient resonance with rugged lo-fi character. Hand-built in small batches in West Texas, each analog contact mic is one of a kind. Made from a salvaged tin can and reclaimed materials, it’s built the old-school way. Beyond the core electronics, every component has been repurposed, giving each mic a pulse of its own. Made for artists who prefer grit over polish, it’s more than a microphone—it’s an instrument. The ribbed metal shell can be tapped or scraped for percussive sounds. Plug it into any amp, mixer, or DAW, where it shines when amplifying harmonica.

Features: Rugged aluminum housing with a standard 1/4″ jack, and a vintage denim windscreen—delivering a dirty, old-timey AM radio sound.

Jumbo: 3 ⅛″ W × 4 ½″ H

Original: 2 ¾″ W × 4″ H

Mini: 2 ¾″ W × 3″ H

Built to last a lifetime. If an internal component fails, send it in and we’ll repair it (normal wear and tear and cosmetic damage are excluded). You just cover shipping.

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
  • Tin Can Microphone Co.
Model
  • TC77
Finish
  • Aluminum
Categories
Year
  • 2026
Made In
  • United States
Microphone Type
  • Contact
Wired/Wireless
  • Wired
Electronics
  • Analog

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Tin Can Microphone Co.

Alpine, TX, United States
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