Why I buy this one ?
- Fits any neck shape
- Adjustable
- Nickel-plated

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What our customer's say!

"Harmonica holder", Received my Hohner harmonica holder and as with all Hohner products it is first rate. No complaints at this point. It holds my harp firmly and the fit will probably work for almost any size person. The product arrived on time and packaged so that there was no damage to the product upon arrival.

"Hohner harmonica neck holder doesn't hold the harmonica", I bought two of thes holders--both of them did not hold the ten hole harmonica for even a second. I thought maybe the first one was defective--but guess they all are at least for the smaller harmonics.

"Great holder, but don't expect it to last", The title of my review says it all. The Hohner harmonica holder was the first one I ever purchased, and it performed fantastically. Due to the wide angle of the neck brace and the plastic tube covering it, I never had a single problem with the holder moving and sliding around my neck. My only complaint is that, after a few months of heavy use, the two small pivots that was moved into place to keep the harmonica from falling out began to loosen. A month later, and they were entirely useless, leaving the harmonica free to fall out. This was so bad that I opted to by a new holder (the one by Lee Oskar, which also has issues -- in particular, it slides around my neck way too much). Still, I'd have to recommend the Lee Oskar holder for those starting out. If Hohner changes the hinge design on this, it'll be hands-down the best harmonica holder out there.