FAQs
HarmonicaMute.com ships from Ontario, Canada.
International Customers:
Any import duties, taxes are not included in the product price or shipping costs and would be collected upon delivery by the courier for certain packages. These charges are recipient’s responsibility as we are only charging the transportation fee for the package. You may check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be.Canadian Customers:
If you are purchasing the product from within Canada (delivered to a Canadian address), your Provincial Tax rate will be added to your order and will be stated on your receipt.-
As a Female Player…
As a female harmonica player with small hands, I found the Harp Wah very similar to the grip for holding a microphone and I did not need to use the grip tape provided.
Love it love it….love it. Cant say enough about it.
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“Your teaching is deeply appreciated…
I really appreciate the warm, friendly, welcoming and insightful way that you teach your workshops.”
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“Every harp player needs a Harp Wah to express themselves to the fullest!
Thank You Roly!!!”
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What a Wonderful Adaptation!
I always wanted to find a way to get the “wah” sound with a mug but got discouraged. This really makes it easy. Thank you!
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“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.”
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Wow! What a great product!
The Wah Claw makes the Harp Wah 1000% better… much easier to hold and play.I WAS an amateur, and now I sound like a professional! (At least I think so)
Thanks for a great addition to an already great idea.
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“Your Workshops… so worth the money”
I just want to say again how very much I enjoyed the workshop – so worth the money, and time so well spent!
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Sounds Like a Trumpet Mute…
“Very much sounds like a trumpet mute… produces very crisp wah-wahs when you want.”
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I definitely love the Wah Claw!It’s great! If the Wah was perfect before, now it’s even better!
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“Best harmonica innovation in a long time.
It takes harp “muting” possibilities to a new level. Thanks, Roly!”
