Bottle 'O Blues Microphone
Review by
Brian (Boz) Everingham

Hi All,
I'm Brian (Boz) Everingham and I front a heavy blues/rock band, "Some Kinda Voodoo" based in London/West Sussex in the UK, and I'd just like to say what I think of the Bottle 'O Blues  harp mic, and in particular why it suits me.

In the band I'm lead vocals, blues harps, tenor sax, and second guitar, and first I gotta say, do I love this mic, Oh Ya, big time.

Since I started using my Bottle 'O Blues , followers of the band, and audience members, have been asking me what I'm blowing my harps through, and I show them, and everyone is impressed when they hear it, and quite rightly so.

I plug it into a small Behringer amp that sits next to my vocal monitor, and that's DI'd into the PA. We're a pretty loud bunch, and at times can get carried away playing, but with all the volume, the harps are still there, plain and clear.

I often play call/answer solo's with the guitarist, and even when the band is crunching through with us, the harp is always there. I love this thing. But the big advantage for me in particular is this. I'm not very subtle, and pretty active on stage. I use a wireless vocal mic and throw my stand all over the place.

Also I play sax and guitar, and in one song play guitar and do a harp solo as well, and this is where the Bottle 'O Blues comes into its own for me. With all the leaping about, etc, I need to have immediate access to my harp mic, and this thing just sits so nicely in my back pocket. No more scrambling about to pick it up, I just reach around and I'm playing in seconds. Absolutely perfect and I couldn't be more pleased.

I get a great sound, and the mic is where I need it when I need it, and ya can't ask for more than that, eh. I'm only too happy to tell everybody about the Bottle 'O Blues because, quite frankly, it's a little cracker.

I'll be ordering another one, or two, because if this one dies after I've assaulted it to death, I don't want to be without. Well done. This is a winner mate.

Brian (Boz) Everingham
Some Kinda Voodoo