This product is a resource for harmonica service providers. When putting in bench time every day, you can't worry about running out of screws or losing your one and only plinker.
I've created The Tuning Card to help you tune a harmonica freestyle - without necessarily using temperament. Learn more about temperament here. The Tuning Card helps you tune what you need.
Springy and sturdy, this tool has a tip that has been carefully prepared using a five-step process.
It will get under even the most closely gapped reeds. It's made from 0.06" tempered carbon steel but it behaves as though it was much thinner! The trick is to advance the tool at a sharp angle to get under the reed.
This tool is hand-made from tempered high-carbon steel. The very tip is carefully sharpened to the correct specification to allow it to emboss the slot effectively without shredding or otherwise damaging the slot. I test each tool to make sure the tip is correct.
The fundamental improvements you can make to a harp are to make each piece fit together perfectly for an airtight seal. This is one of the most straightforward things you can do to make a harp play better. Use these tools to flatten the comb and reed plates.
0-Cut is right on the margin between coarse and fine. It's perfect for removing brass with a light touch. It's coarse enough to have power but doesn't leave scratches and tracks on the reed.
Warding shape: Like a flat triangle with teeth on every side.
Raise or lower the pitch of a reed with the reed plate on or off the comb.
With the purchase of this product, you get full access to the information you need to get the job done. Just ask! I will help you through the process via email if you need assistance
Almost every harmonica player had owned a Marine Band 1896 harmonica. They are the traditional gold standard diatonic harmonica.
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