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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Lee Oskar Harmonica Holder (Electronics)
As a guitar and harmonica player who plays out in small clubs it is very hard to find a quality harmonica holder that perfectly holds 10 hole harmonicas .When your specialty is Bob Dylan Neal Young and Donavan covers you have to have a dependable holder that does not slip.This product is perfect for that type of music.I bought two so that I could have one set up in G and the other set up in D to cut down on set up time.
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
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Best Harmonica Holder,
This review is from: Lee Oskar Harmonica Holder (Electronics)
I have tried EVERY type/brand of harmonica holder for the last 8 or 10 years and FINALLY found one that works great and doesn't look like some type of orthopedic device.
I will caution anyone using this harp holder to be careful when adjusting it not to bend the flat stamped spots that keep the springs in place. I managed to break one that way but was still able to finish the show in spite it being broken because it's made so well. www.dalemarsh.com
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy trick to change harmonicas with this thing,
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This review is from: Lee Oskar Harmonica Holder (Electronics)
I've read reviews all over the internet about this thing, and decided to buy it yesterday. I've read a lot of reviews in which people say the springs are way too tight and it's hard to change harps, and while that may be true, I've figured out a pretty simple way to swap them in and out without too much fuss: hold the harp with your mouth (lips over teeth), then use both hands to pull down on the springs using the parts of the holder that the bottom of the harp rests on from the outside. Then simply ease the harp in with your mouth. The key is to apply even pressure to both springs at the same time. It's not hard.
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