HarpHugger for Stand

The "HarpHugger for Stand" is a new innovative device designed to hold a diatonic harmonica in playing position while leaving hands free to play another instrument.

HarpHugger for Violin

The "HarpHugger for Violin" is so unique, you just have to try it to appreciate the possibilities. It helps if you are fluent on both harmonica and violin when you try it.

The "HarpHugger" was created by a musician for other musicians.

A new universe of sound
combinations awaits your discovery!

Michael Kovick, inventor

Hello, I'm Michael Kovick, the inventor of "HarpHugger." I wanted to play guitar and blues harp together and to sing without a harmonica in my face. So I designed "HarpHugger" as an alternative to conventional headgear which is worn around the neck.

Since I also enjoy playing the harmonica along with the fiddle, I simply had to create the one-of-a-kind "HarpHugger for Violin."

For many years I've been a member of WINDFALL, a Floyd, Virginia band. We hope you enjoy the performances in the video on this page also featuring Bill Adams on lap steel guitar.

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Below are the current three models available: one for attachment to a single microphone stand (to accompany guitar, banjo, etc.); another one is for attachment to a single mic stand but with an additional microphone holder; the third is for attachment to a violin. (NOTE: Stand not included!)



 
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"HarpHugger" for Stand
(Players Right or Left)

 

"HarpHugger" for Violin   "HarpHugger" for Stand & Second Mic Clip
(Players Right or Left)
 
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