Do you need to practice harp at a lower volume?

I live in an apartment and use the Harp Wah to play quietly in the evening. It works!

A great investment!

It (the Harp Wah) arrived this morning and it is brilliant, everything promised and more. It adds a lovely tone to the playing, much better than cupped hands. I would certainly recommend everyone to get one, a great investment.

Sounds Like a Trumpet Mute…

“Very much sounds like a trumpet mute… produces very crisp wah-wahs when you want.”

“Best harmonica innovation in a long time.

It takes harp “muting” possibilities to a new level. Thanks, Roly!”

“On stage I use the Harp Wah.

It’s just a great muted effect for harmonica! A great invention and a beautiful device!”

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!

“I was skeptical … but this is a different beast with its own rich tone.

Definitely a valuable addition to the harp player’s toolkit.
Nice one Roly!”

As a Female Harp 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.

“It’s just perfect. Fantastic sound and very expressive!”

It’s the best wah sound effect I’ve ever tried – beautifully designed and easy to hold in your hand.

“Wicked!”

“The Harp Wah is a cool, expressive tool for acoustic harp players, with a learning curve near zero.”