Stevie Wonder Plays His New PSardo Chromatic 64
We were proud and grateful that Stevie Wonder played his
very own PSardo Chromatic 64 Goldbar harmonica as masterfully as only Stevie can.
Watch the Stevie Wonder clip on You Tube
Testimonials
Ken Leiboff plays "Gold Rush" on a Psardo Harmonica.
Ken Leiboff plays a Sardo Chromatic in 3 minor keys
"The more I play this harmonica, the less I like my other 25 chromatics!"
"The Psardo Chromatics are very air tight, well tuned and the slide action is superb."
Ken Leiboff on the Psardo Chromatic 64
"This is the best harmonica that I have owned. I have been playing for 5o years. I think that this is one of the first harmonicas of this model and I have received GREAT service from Mr. Sardo." - Ken Leiboff
"This is a MONSTER harp!"
"...never heard any harp even
remotely this beautiful in tone"
"This harmonica is excellent. I am glad that I bought this. The harmonica is very solid and very expressive. It feels like I am singing through it." - Ken Leiboff
"This will be the best harmonica in the world"
remotely this beautiful in tone"
"This harmonica is excellent. I am glad that I bought this. The harmonica is very solid and very expressive. It feels like I am singing through it." - Ken Leiboff
"This will be the best harmonica in the world"
Ken Leiboff plays Blackberry Blossom
Bill Doolin Plays the Psardo Chromatic
"This harmonica is second to none, which means it's number one."
"For once we're facing a very new instrument"
"...twice the tonal quality of any other harp and it's beautiful"
"For once we're facing a very new instrument"
"...twice the tonal quality of any other harp and it's beautiful"
"This harmonica is second to none, which means it's number one."
"For once we're facing a very new instrument"
"...twice the tonal quality of any other harp and it's beautiful"
"For once we're facing a very new instrument"
"...twice the tonal quality of any other harp and it's beautiful"
Ken Leiboff Channel
Philharmonicas at SPAH 2018
Phil Sardo at the Society for the Preservation and Advancement of the Harmonica (SPAH) convention, this year held in beautiful St. Louis, Missouri.
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Philharmonicas at NAMM 2018 in the Anaheim Convention Center
Philharmonicas at SPAH 2017
Phil Sardo, his lovely wife Virginia ("Ginny"), charming sister Cindy ("Cindy"). and brothers Tony and Carmine ("Guitar") once again had a wonderful and successful
time at the Society for the Preservation and Advancement of the Harmonica (SPAH) convention, this year held in beautiful downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma USA.
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The Latest News
Never one for settling for greatness, Phil Sardo continues his search for perfection in the Psardo Chromatic harmonica.
The already astonishing tone and elegance of the Goldbar and Elite is being pushed to even greater heights though such
advances can be measured with a micrometer. And yet the sound, the ease of play, airflow integrity are getting even better.
It may be difficult to improve on what has been called "the best harp in the world" but just try to stop Phil Sardo.
Due to the overwhelming positive response we have been getting at Philharmonicas and the undying popularity of the 12-hole chromatic harmonica, Phil Sardo will announce at this year's SPAH convention the new Psardo Chromatic 48. There is no doubt that the this new addition to the Philharmonicas line will be every bit as fabulous in sonic perfection and design elegance as the flagship Psardo Chromatic 64 Goldbar.
Due to the overwhelming positive response we have been getting at Philharmonicas and the undying popularity of the 12-hole chromatic harmonica, Phil Sardo will announce at this year's SPAH convention the new Psardo Chromatic 48. There is no doubt that the this new addition to the Philharmonicas line will be every bit as fabulous in sonic perfection and design elegance as the flagship Psardo Chromatic 64 Goldbar.
