Phil Sardo and brother Tony had another wonderful and successful time at the Society for the Preservation and Advancement of the Harmonica (SPAH) convention, this year held in beautiful St. Louis, Missouri. Playing music, enjoying good food, meeting old friends and making new ones along side the mighty Mississippi, Philip Sardo, inventor of the revolutionary Psardo Chromatic 64, laid out an elaborate and luxurious presentation booth for Philharmonicas, the company founded to manufacture and promote Phil's extraordinary new harmonica. And what better place to awe the veteran players and enthusiastic novices with the astonishing tonal quality and pitch perfect fullness of an instrument that has not been re-imagined for over a century. Until now. And this year introduced Phil's newest model, the Psardo Special, a slick new black covered beauty that captures the extraordinary sound of the original but redesigned to be much more affordable, so many more players can enjoy this unique instrument.