Welcome to The Harmonica Company
If it's great for harp players then we stock it! The Harmonica Company has been the leading supplier of harmonicas, reed plates, accessories, pedals, amps and microphones since 2008.
Our huge range of products are available for fast shipping in the UK, Canada and USA. We stock all the leading brands of harmonica and work closely with specialist makers of bespoke harp accessories and add-ons. We are a business that is run by musicians for musicians.
We are authorised retailers for Seydel, Hohner, Suzuki, Bulletini, Pig Nose, Zajac, Fender, Vox and more.
0% Sales Tax for all US States
Where to Start...
Which Harmonica for Beginners?
Harmonica Brands
Hohner Harmonicas
Hohner, like its compatriot, Seydel, can trace its history back to mid-19th Century Germany, where its founder - Matthias Hohner - moved his attention from his...
Hohner Harmonicas
Seydel Harmonicas
Seydel is the world's oldest harmonica manufacturer still in operation. While not as widely recognized as their compatriots Hohner, especially among non-players, Seydel's historical significance and global reach cannot be overlooked. Established in Saxony in 1847, they experienced remarkable growth...
Seydel Harmonicas
Suzuki Harmonicas
Manji Suzuki first started making Suzuki harmonicas in the late 1940s in his small room in Sumiyoshi. Expansion was rapid, due in part to the Japanese Ministry of Education's policy of making harmonicas a mandatory instrument for children...
Suzuki Harmonicas
Lee Oskar Harmonicas
Lee Oskar Harmonicas has become a prominent name in the world of harmonicas, introducing a modular system of interchangeable harmonica parts that led competitors, such as Hohner, to update their range in response. Simple to maintain and...
Lee Oskar Harmonicas
Tombo Harmonicas
Tombo Harmonicas harmonicas have emerged as a leading brand in the world of harmonica manufacturing, offering musicians a range of instruments renowned for their superior quality, exceptional craftsmanship, and unmatched performance. With a rich history dating back to 1917, Tombo harmonicas have stood the test of...
Tombo Harmonicas
Fender Harmonicas
Fender, a name synonymous with iconic electric guitars and amplifiers, such as the Stratocaster, Telecaster and Twin Reverb, ventured into the harmonica world in recent years with the introduction of a range of diatonic harps. With great tone and playability, combined with the classic...
Fender Harmonicas
Easttop Harmonicas
Easttop harmonicas were founded in 1997 by Jiangsu East Musical instrument Co. LTD. They employ over 500 skilled craftspeople in their 15,0000 square-meter factory, located in Huai'an, China. Easttop is the manufacturer chosen by harmonica virtuoso and technical innovator, Brendan Power, to produce the majority of his ten hole harmonica designs - a testament to their...
Easttop Harmonicas
Pignose Harmonica Amps
Pignose Amps has earned a special place in the history of guitar amplification, thanks to its iconic and portable designs that have captivated musicians for decades. With their distinctive pig-snout volume control and compact size, Pignose amps have become synonymous with portability and a unique, gritty...
Pignose Harmonica AmpsMost Popular Harmonica Products
Featured Products
Lee Oskar Major Diatonic Harmonica
16 Keys available
Lee Oskar Major Diatonic harmonicas are part of the Lee Oskar range of modular blues harps, made by Tombo in Japan to Lee's specifications. The Major Diatonic is the most popular tuning in the range, as it follows the traditional Richter note layout, familiar to all ten hole harmonica players. If you want to play traditional blues tunes in first or second position, this is the harmonica you need. It will also work well for folk, pop and country, although players who wish to use minor keys, or are interested in playing country or Eastern tunes, should check out Lee Oskar's Melody Maker, Natural Minor and Harmonic Minor harps, which share the same basic architecture as the Major Diatonic, but feature different tunings. Lee Oskar harps are renowned for their dark, raspy tone, and the ease with which they can be maintained, making them ideal for beginners and experts alike. The traditional brass reeds are responsive, and the ABS comb is comfortable to use and offers excellent swell resistance. The bolted together construction facilitates cleaning and maintenance, and replacement reeds plates are available in all tunings at significantly less than the price of a new harmonica. All over the world, professional players use Lee Oskar Harps as their first choice harmonica. "Standard" Richter tuning Available in 14 Keys (Listed low to high): Lo F, G, Ab, A, Bb, B, C, Db, D, Eb, E, F, F#, Hi G Model: 1910 - Orange Label Manufactured by Tombo in Japan ... Read more
Hohner Marine Band 1896 Classic
32 Keys available
The Hohner Marine Band 1896 Classic harmonica is the original blues harmonica. Today it is still manufactured in much the same way as when it was first introduced in 1896. Its uniquely authentic sound has defined the role of the harmonica in the blues tradition and made it the benchmark by which all others are judged. Like the original Marine Band, the current 1896 model uses traditional long slot brass reeds, an open back and a pearwood comb to provide the warm and raspy tone beloved of blues, folk and country players throughout the world. Unlike older models, however, it doesn't use 7 Limit Just Intonation, but instead utilises a modern compromise tuning. This is closer to Just than many of Hohner's other harmonicas, such as the MS range, but still allows single note melodies to sound pure and sweet. The Marine Band Classic is one of the few Hohner diatonics that is available in a full range of natural and harmonic minor tunings. For low tunings, we recommend the Hohner Thunderbird, which has been designed from the ground up as a low tuned harmonica, but still has similar tone and feel to the classic Marine Band. Should you wish to replace reed plates on the Marine Band Classic, we recommend upgrading to the Andrew Zajac Marine Band Conversion Kit, which replaces the stock nails with a bolted setup, and makes the process of changing reed plates significantly easier. Original cover design from 1896 ensures the classic blues sound Greatly reduced swelling behaviour through double-coated pear wood comb Reeds: 20 Brass Reed Plates: 0.9mm brass Comb: Pearwood, brown Mouthpiece: pearwood lacquered Cover surface: Stainless steel Made in Germany Check the Key for additional tuning options: Natural Minor & Harmonic Minor ... Read moreLatest Products
Hohner Pro Harp MS Harmonica
12 Keys available
The Hohner Pro Harp MS has "Greblon" coated covers in matte black, which gives this model an unmistakable appearance. The black -coated covers and brass reed plates look fantastic and give the Pro Harp MS a powerful sound, which is popular with rock music harp players. The Pro Harp features an ABS comb that allows rapid movement across the holes and swell-free durability. A good alternative to the Special 20, for harmonica players looking for an easy to play harp that will last well. Tuning of this harp, like other MS models, is slightly closer to equal temperament than many of Hohner's other harmonicas, making it particularly suited to playing single note melodies. The Pro Harp is part of Hohner's MS range, which offers modular cross compatibility of all of the individual harps' components. So, it is possible, for example, to build a harmonica with the black cover plates from the Pro Harp, the nickel coated reed plates from the Meisterklasse and the wood comb from the Blues Harp. A wide range of alternate tunings, such as natural and harmonic minors, are also available aftermarket by swapping the reed plates. Comb: ABS, black Number of holes: 10 Reeds: 20 brass Reed Plates: 0.9mm brass Read Plate Surface: brass Cover Surface: lacquer, black Keys: C Major, Db Major, D Major, Eb Major, E Major, F Major, F# Major, G Major, Ab Major, A Major, Bb Major, B Major. Plastic snap case Made in Germany ... Read more
Hohner Meisterklasse MS 580/20 Harmonica
12 Keys available
The Hohner Meisterklasse MS 580/20 is the most exclusive model in the MS range, and one of Hohner's premium diatonic harmonicas. It features a lightweight metal comb and 1.05 mm reed plates - slightly thicker than the standard 0.9mm reed plates on the other MS models, for a richer tone. Ergonomically designed, with timelessly elegant chrome-plated covers that enable fast movement up and down the holes. The Meisterklasse's alloy comb, together with reed plates that are thicker than other MS harmonicas, provides it with a soulful but bright sound. The alloy comb gives great durability and the Meisterklasse has a nice weighty feel in the hands. The thicker reed plates provide greater volume than many of Hohner's other harmonicas, but bends are still easily available. Reeds: 20. Reed Plate: Brass, Nickel Plated 1.05mm. Keys: C Major, Db Major, D Major, E Major, F Major, G Major, Ab Major, A Major, Bb Major, B Major. Comb: Aluminium. Plastic snap box. Made in Germany About Hohner Hohner is one of the world's oldest harmonica manufacturers and has been producing harmonicas and related instruments and accessories in Germany since the middle of the 19th century. Its innovations include the world's first production chromatic harmonica and the first diatonic harmonica to feature a swell-resistant ABS comb. Today Hohner still produces all of its premium harmonicas (diatonics with an RRP of more than £25, and chromatics with an RRP of more than £90, typically) in its factory in Trossingen, Germany.... Read moreWhat our customers say
Comprehensive range of harps, sent out promptly. My first point of call when looking for a new/different harp.
Dave MoffatReviewed 06/11/2023Excellent customer service! My recent purchase required a couple of alterations in details and they were very responsive about it. Despite the changes in the order, the item actually arrived earlier than expected!
Kaiomurz MotawaraReviewed 01/11/2018Always a great experience dealing with this firm; keen prices, fast delivery and well packaged.
Richard HonourReviewed 07/11/2023Read the Harmonica Blog
It's packed with awesome harmonica knowledge and inspiration...
