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Just like Little Walter done...
Here is a 1960s Fen-Tone Japan Crystal microphone. These were made famous by blues harmonica legend Little Walter for their gritty, bluesy sound. This one is in great shape with only a few age scratches on the stem. 1/4" jack with 6' cord. Grill is chrome and very clean. Switch works fine. Tested and working as it should.
The Fentone CM-195 is a vintage 1960s-era Japanese-made crystal microphone, known for its small, chrome "pencil" design and popularity as a "Little Walter" harp mic for blues harmonica. It offers a crunchy, high-impedance, mid-range-forward tone. It is often found with a 1/4” plug and is prized by harp players for its ability to break up quickly.
Type: Crystal element microphone.
Era/Origin: 1960s, Made in Japan.
Usage: Famous for blues harmonica/harp, due to ease of cupping.
Sound: Known for a "crunchy," distorted vintage tone.
Design: Slim lined, chrome finish, often includes an on/off switch
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