What kind of neck holder do you need for a harmonica?

This Harmonica Neck holder is designed for use of most 10-hole harmonicas. It has a comfortable rubberized neck brace and sturdy frame. The neck holder allows you to be hands free so you can perform other instruments while playing harmonica. One size fits all.

Can a harmonica be played with a guitar?

One size fits all. Using a harmonica holder leaves your hands free to play a guitar or other musical instrument at the same time as a harmonica. The 154 harmonica holder is designed for use with most 10-hole model harmonicas, making it smaller and lighter weight than some other models, but it still offers a rubberized neck Brace and sturdy frame.

How are wing nuts used for harmonica holders?

Three wing nuts are used, providing an extra pivot point. This allows greater control over the harmonica height and angle than the simpler harmonica holders. The clamps fits over the ends of the harmonica. Harmonica holders provide “hands free” harmonica playing.

Can a harmonica be attached to a mic stand?

As the picture shows, this attaches to a mic stand, with clips for a mic under the harmonica and another mic for vocals. Very nice. There is also a harp hugger which attaches to a fiddle. Put your guitar aside for now. Put the holder around your neck, stand in front of a mirror and insert the harmonica.

How many harmonica holders are left in stock?

Only 11 left in stock – order soon. . Only 3 left in stock – order soon. . Only 3 left in stock (more on the way). . . Only 3 left in stock – order soon.

Who are the Sgro brothers and what did they do?

The USMC sponsored the Sgro Brothers in a 52 week nationwide radio show. AT that time they were known as “The Marine Corps Own Harmainiacs”. They appeared on many shows representing the USMC, such as the Herb Shriner Quiz Show, Arthur Godfrey Talent Show and the Easter Parade of Stars.