HarpLock Hands Free Harmonica Holder, No Neck Rack Needed

There is no such thing as a perfect harmica holder. This works well for me. More control!

I can sing and play harmonica while playing guitar! Unlike the holder that goes around my neck! I love this! Connects very easily to the mic itself! Has a strong magnetic that holds the harmonica in place! I can play my guitar sing then easily play the harmonica solo in between guitar and singing! The neck holder kind slips up and down and makes it very difficult! I saw a video of Joe Satriani using this so I did an Amazon search and there it was! Well worth the money spent!

The media could not be loaded. This is a harmonica holder that attaches to a Shure SM58 microphone, which is probably the best selling mic of all time. It allows a firm mount-to-harp contact which helps control volume and bends. For best results, use a quality stand with the SM58. I use a K&M boom stand as shown in the video. I believe the HarpLock will become part of music history.

Not a bad product. A bit overpriced for a flimsy piece of metal and a magnet. Probably about five bucks if that in raw materials. Will only fit certain mics like a Shure because the hole is not adjustable to be a universal fit. Secondly the distance from mic and the angle is fixed. I found it a bit awkward but work around it. It’s an improvement over neck holders but it only works on harps that have a ferrous metal cover plate. Half of my harps are aluminum or something else and won’t work as they’re non magnetic. I had to stick a thin strip of ferrous metal to the bottom of the harps using removable putty so that the metals attract thru the magnetic field. For that reason I can’t give it more than a 3. I suggest the company try beefing it up and make it more flexible. Not unhappy but not really ecstatic either.

i have played guitar while playing harp for 40 years. This is like sliced bread. Genius. No more chasin a harp brace. No contorting shoulders to change position. No more missed notes. No more catching harp brace on guitar strap. I do like to kiss the mic when I sing in order to take advantage of the nuances provided by this singing style and this new product affected that a bit. It took about 3 tunes to adapt to harp being in this position. I would through away the 3 styles of harp braces I have, but then what would I do at a campfire. Also, edges are very sharp. I recommend that you file off edges before use. It only takes a couple of minutes. Dont think twice about ordering this. If you are an acoustic solo artist that plays harp too, you will not be disappointed.

This is an awesome product. It works perfectly except the magnet is weak. I had to put on another one that was stronger.

Works perfect attached to the mic. Easy to play while also playing a guitar.

I use it to play harp (tired of having to look around the neck holder to play guitar leads), and it holds the harmonica well. It DOES dampen the tone a bit. Also it does not fit my SM Shure mic as advertised. I made it work. The hole route was inaccurate to install, as per the directions, so I simply found a way to wedge it on the mic body and pin it against the mic holder. This has, likely, compromised the sound.