HarpHugger Harmonica Holder for Violin
It’s not often that someone comes up with a new gadget for your fiddle, and few will fill your brain with ideas—and questions—like the HarpHugger for Violin.
It’s not often that someone comes up with a new gadget for your fiddle, and few will fill your brain with ideas—and questions—like the HarpHugger for Violin. Handcrafted in Virginia by musician Michael Kovick, the HarpHugger attaches to a fiddle in seconds with a double-spool clamp (much like those used in violin repair) that gently and firmly held on to our violin during our review.
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