How to install an Andrew Zajac Dark comb

In this video I run through the process of installing one of my Dark combs into a stock harmonica.
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My combs are flat and that helps make the harmonica airtight.
Earth-friendly, high-performance combs made for demanding players. Ideal for all musicians who want great tone and "overblow-level" response from their instrument.
Looking for that authentic fat, woody tone? Darken your harmonica with one of my combs.
I previously showed this content in two separate videos. In response to feedback, I re-did this as one video to demonstrate how easy the process is.

[@kl0an]

Andrew, loving the videos you've been making for making adjustments to combs and etc. I've got a sad old Hohner Last Cowboy that has the outside covers on it looking like it went through a washing machine with a load up bricks in there. It's dented up pretty bad and I was wondering if you have any tricks up your sleeve for making the covers look like they used to be. I was thinking perhaps a piece of leather against the outside of the harp, then a dead blow hammer on the inside slowly tapping it back into shape.
Any help or ideas is greatly appreciated.

[@martinrodgers6114]

Thanks for the info. good video and informative.

[@davidnicholls3101]

O.K. so you showed how to make a reed plate flat with the reeds on the outside, how do you make a reed plate flat with the reeds on the inside?

[@tissapathiratna7761]

Thanks for the Video

[@notwilson395]

A Hohner Blue Midnight is a bit less expensive than the harps I usually purchase. However, I do like the way they fit my hand. Would you say that a Blue Midnight paired with a Darkcomb would have a parallel sound to a Suzuki Manji, or a more expensive Hohner? In other words, better to buy a more expensive harmonica and leave the comb, or get a Blue M and use your comb?

[@bostevens236]

8:20 Aligning comb and reed plates

[@DustyCowdog]

Thanks for the info! Cheers!

[@croptv7093]

good video!

[@bostevens236]

4:10 Flat sanding