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Jim Yates |
I have a mixture of harps, mostly Hohners. Some Special 20s, Big Rivers, Blues Harps, Marine Bands and a few Lee Oscars. I prefer the plastic combs. The plastic box holds six 10 hole diatonic harps. I bought it at Canadian Tire for about $2.50. It was meant for holding small parts, but when I saw it I thought, "I bet my harps would fit in there. I was right, and it fits in a banjo or guitar case. My Elton rack was bought in the mid 60s. I bent the arms so that it hits my mouth squarely and added a couple of lock washers. Otherwise it's stock.
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