[Harp-L] Gapping reeds on the Harmonicaster

[Ronnie Schreiber]

The Harmonicaster uses Seydel Session Steel reedplates with our own 
coverplates. There are no reasons why you shouldn't be able to gap and 
polish reeds as you would with conventional harmonicas.

The Harmonicaster exclusively uses Seydel reeds. Nobody else makes steel 
reeds that will work with inductive pickups.

The Harmonicaster will work with any tube or solid state amp designed to 
work with guitar pickups. Amplifier is not included.

Retail price is $350.00 with a Made In USA case, one key cassette (In 
A), and a 1/4" adapter for the vintage style mic connector.

The Harmonicaster has two pickups, one for each reedplate. They are 
wound and wired in classic humbucking fashion.

Ronnie Schreiber
The Electric Harmonica Co.



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> Hi ! I'm a jazz player and I often open my harp to gap reeds. I didn't see
> how the pickups are put on the harp. Is it still possible to gap reeds and
> put some polish to avoid squealing (particularly necessary with Seydel) ?
> Do you plan to use Hohner as base model ? Will you sell amplifying system
> separately or is it "merged" with the harp ? Do you have a price estimation
> of the Harmonicaster ? I read that, in february, you were planning to use
> 20 45? pickups, is it still the case ?