HarpLock Hands Free Harmonica Holder, No Neck Rack Needed

This is a great way to hold your harmonica while playing guitar. It's an excellent design, making it much easier to use than neck mount harp holders. I have used this for a long time and is very durable, the magnet is strong and holds all my Hohner harmonicas securely.

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!

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

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

Difficult to use. Could have taken more thought.It's a good start for a good idea

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.

Does what it says,use a mic separate for its self,and its own stand,I was trying to do vocals and harmonica same mic stand hard to control volume I feel but it does work as they stated