HarMotion is patent protected: PN 12536983
Now You Can Play Your Harmonica Hands-Free
Meet HarMotion™, the world’s first motorized harmonica holder. Sleek, comfortable and easy to control, it raises your harmonica into playing position and lowers it out of the way at the touch of a pedal, so you can move between singing and playing without stopping. Designed for performers, HarMotion combines smooth movement, quiet operation and a compact design, freeing up your focus for the music. Protected by U.S. Patent No. 12,536,983.
Wireless Connection
Enhanced User Comfort
Discreet and Compact Design
Reduced Operational Noise
Optimized for Performance Control
Durable and Reliable Build
Fits All Major Harmonica Brands
Easy-Access Buttons
Seamlessly integrated buttons allow quick control of power and pairing, keeping adjustments simple and within reach.
Integrated End Pieces
Designed to move smoothly and securely, the end pieces enhance stability and prevent unwanted movement for a seamless performance.
Sound-Dampened Motor
Quiet motor operation minimizes distractions, letting you focus fully on your performance without background noise.
Cooling Ventilation
Built-in ventilation prevents overheating, keeping the harmonica holder cool and comfortable even during long sessions.
Anti-Slip Pedal with 3 Presets
The anti-slip pedal offers stable control with three customizable angle presets, allowing effortless switching for perfect positioning.
Designed By Harp Players, Built For Harp Players
Protected by U.S. Patent No. 12,536,983
"I always struggled with having a harmonica in the way of my vocal mic while performing. A traditional harmonica holder can get in the way of the performance, so I set out to build one that lets performers move from singing to blowin' a harp seamlessly."
Steven Keene
Inventor of HarMotion
Meet the Inventor
Built by a Performer Who Needed It
HarMotion was invented by Steven Keene, a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn who has played folk and Americana since the Greenwich Village club days of the early 1990s. Night after night, a traditional neck rack sat between him and his vocal mic. So he set out to build a holder that brings the harmonica up when the song needs it and moves it out of the way when it doesn’t.
The result is HarMotion: designed by harp players, built for harp players, and protected by U.S. Patent No. 12,536,983. HarMotion is made by HarMotion, Inc. in Edison, New Jersey.
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