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Location and shipping from: Ontario, Canada
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“Best harmonica innovation in a long time.
It takes harp “muting” possibilities to a new level. Thanks, Roly!”
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“I couldn’t wait to read more of it!”
“Roly’s writing style is light and very enjoyable. Anecdotes mixed with real knowledge and always a bunch of his dry humour. A lovely combination!”
Wendell Ferguson
Award-winning guitar player and entertainer -
“Thank you Roly!!
Your workshop was very helpful. It gave me ideas about listening more and not being afraid to play what I am hearing.”
Andrew Nestler
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“Great read!”
“… a very enjoyable book of entertaining reminiscences mixed with words of wisdom about musicianship, gleaned from his long experience playing all over Canada and beyond with legendary names like Ronnie Hawkins and Jeff Healey”
Brendan Power
Harmonica Teacher, Inventor, Innovator -
“Wicked!”
“The Harp Wah is a cool, expressive tool for acoustic harp players, with a learning curve near zero.”
Richard Hunter
Best-Selling Harmonica Method Author – US Session Player -
“Every harp player needs a Harp Wah to express themselves to the fullest!
Thank You Roly!!!”
Rob Paparozzi
Blood Sweat & Tears, Blues Brothers... -
Excellent read!!!
Roly has mastered the art of story telling and telling the life of a travelling Harmonica musician.
John Turnbull
Musician -
“Yes!!!! The Wah Claw handle makes it even better!”
“It’s cool. The Harp Wah has it’s own thing – a different sound than using a tradition cup.”
Jason Ricci
Ground-breaking US harp great -
I’m just a beginner… but it brings such a new color palette and expressiveness.
Such a nice and well built product. Wow! And the sound!! Hell, I’m just a beginner but it brings such a new color palette and expressiveness to the sound. Can’t really cup well with my hands – but with your mute, it’s so easy.
Denis Bouchard
Beginner Player -
Sounds Like a Trumpet Mute…
“Very much sounds like a trumpet mute… produces very crisp wah-wahs when you want.”
Ross Macdonald