Dyna-Mic User Manual
DYNA-MIC USER MANUALCongratulations on your purchase of a Dyna-Mic!Dyna-Mic enables loud, clean or overdriven blues harmonica sounds, for alllive performance and recording situations, without the need for your hands todevelop your tone and prevent feedback.DYNA-MIC USER MANUAL 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS1.2.3.4.5.6.IntroductionWarranty & SupportAssembly & OperationDyna-Mic ControlsChanging the BatteryFurther Care & AdviceINTRODUCTIONYour Dyna-Mic houses a condenser microphone and one of our custom preamps. When a Harp-Gasket or Pro-Gasket that contains a harmonica isattached to your Dyna-Mic a near airtight sound chamber is created.This airtight chamber collects all the sound from your harmonica and directs itonto the internal condenser mic, while rejecting external sounds that interferewith tone, and cause feedback.Knowing how the different components of your Dyna-Mic operate, collectivelyand separately, will help you to get the most out of your purchase. Please readthis user manual and make sure to look at all the instruction videos on ourFacebook page and YouTube channel too.Then, if you have any further questions at all, please get in touch. Yoursatisfaction is highly important to me!Yours truly,Mitch Grainger(Owner/Inventor)
WARRANTY & SUPPORTYour Dyna-Mic comes with a one year limited warranty on parts and labor.Should you encounter any problems with your Dyna-Mic, please contact us viaemail at support@dyna-mic.com.Note: Tampering with the pre-amps electronics, removing the screws that holdthe pre-amp and associated electronics to the Dyna-Mic’s base plate, andgeneral misuse will void this warranty.ASSEMBLY & OPERATIONAttaching a Harmonica to your Dyna-MicIn order to hold a harmonica to your Dyna-Mic and use it correctly you willneed to use our magnetic gaskets. There are currently two types of gasketavailable for use with your Dyna-Mic.The first is called a Harp-Gasket and this will hold around 80% of commerciallyavailable harmonicas, with magnetic cover plates.Then there are our Pro-Gaskets, these gaskets have felt sleeves that fit specificcommercially available harmonicas like a glove. These are individually tailoredand will only work correctly with the harmonica (model or series) they aredesigned for.*Feedback Tip: Pro-Gaskets provide superior feedback rejection and workeven better if your harmonica does not have side vents in its’ cover plates!Once you have decided on your gasket, line it up so the magnets on the backof the gasket are facing the magnets on the front of your Dyna-Mic and it willclip securely into place. A harmonica can be added to the chosen gasketbefore or after it’s attached to your Dyna-Mic.*Feedback Tip: Always mute your Dyna-Mic when changing out harmonicasor gaskets in loud and live performance situations. If not feedback WILL occur,as both a harmonica and gasket need to be in place to prevent feedback!DYNA-MIC USER MANUAL 3
Connecting your Dyna-MicThe high impedance signal sent from your Dyna-Mic can be plugged directlyinto any instrument amplifier without any damage or loss of tone.When connecting directly to a P.A or recording console, you must either godirectly into the ‘line input’ or use a DI box to convert the high impedancesignal into a low impedance signal.Once connected It is recommended you start generating your sound bybeginning with all treble, bass and mid settings at equal levels (flat) and thenadjust to taste.*Feedback Tip: In contrast to standard practice for playing harmonica with abullet mic, adding more bass and/or mids and turning down the treble all theway on your amp may add to low range feedback problems!
DYNA-MIC CONTROLSA Classic model has a volume control, mute switch and low pass filter.DYNA-MIC USER MANUAL 5
A Firebird model has a volume control, mute switch and an overdrive boostswitch. The overdrive boost is adjustable via a small blue pot that is found onthe pre-amp inside your Dyna-Mic. Turn this pot anti-clockwise for moreoverdrive.Watch Video Instructions
CHANGING THE BATTERYYour Dyna-Mic uses a coin cell 3v battery (CR1632), which delivers approx 72hours of playing time.Once a cable is inserted to your Dyna-Mic the battery power comes on and thepower light will be visible through the front grill.When this light goes out, it is time to change the battery. First unscrew thebottom plate, held on by three small Phillips head screws. Inside you will findthe built in pre-amp, with the battery located on the right hand side.Gently use your thumb/nail or a small pry tool to remove the old battery, beingcareful not to touch the other components found on the pre-amp.Watch Video InstructionsDYNA-MIC USER MANUAL 7
FURTHER CARE AND ADVICETreated well, protected from water, dust and given simple, basic care, yournew Dyna-Mic will last decades.Storing your Dyna-MicKeep your Dyna-Mic attached to a Harp-Gasket when it is not in use. This willprevent dust and other particles from making their way into the Dyna-mic’ssound chamber and protect the magnets from metal debris.For long term storage, place the microphone in a protective case such as afoam lined (pelican) case or small padded bag.Pro-Gaskets CareThe felts used in pro-gaskets to hold your harmonica in place are matched tothe exact rear dimensions of the particular harmonica they are designed for, assuch there is a possibility to damage a pro-gasket with rough use.When placing a harmonica in a pro-gasket, always use the correct harmonicaand slide it in from a slight angle and then press down. Do not just push it infrom the top or you may tear the felt.MagnetsProtect your Dyna-Mic’s magnets. Dyna-Mic products contain powerfulmagnets that can attract metals, which may go unnoticed, and sit on thesemagnets, preventing the secure attachment of our Harp-Gaskets and SteadyRacks that rely on a flush connection between parts.The Mesh GrillThe light mesh grill on the front of your Dyna-Mic is glued in and will be easilydamaged if objects or fingers are pushed through it.Also take care when opening and closing your Dyna-Mic not to catch anddamage this grill.
The felts used in pro-gaskets to hold your harmonica in place are matched to the exact rear dimensions of the particular harmonica they are designed for, as such there is a possibility to damage a pro-gasket with rough use. When placing a harmonica in a pro-gasket, always use the correct harmonica
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