Grip Tape (Additional)

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.

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!

“Wicked!”

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

“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!”

“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.

“This is THE sound I’ve been looking for in a cup style wah.”

I just received my Harp Wah, and I already love it!

It’s waaaay more comfortable to use than a coffee or tea cup, plus it’s much easier to direct the sound into a mic. I look forward to recording with it.

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!”

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!