Lee Oskar Replacement Cover Plates

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Lee Oskar Replacement Cover Plates – Stainless Steel, Fits All Models

Stainless steel replacement cover plates for Lee Oskar harmonicas. Corrosion free, and they fit every harmonica in the Lee Oskar Harmonica System – Major Diatonic, Melody Maker, Natural Minor, and Harmonic Minor alike. Includes 2 bolts and 2 nuts.

Covers take the abuse. They get dented on stage floors, bent in gig bags, and worn by years of hands and breath. None of that affects how a harp plays until it does; a bent cover buzzes against the reed plates, and a corroded one is simply unpleasant to hold. Replacing them restores the instrument without touching the reeds.

Why Stainless Steel

Stainless resists the corrosion that moisture, breath, and sweat cause over time. For a part that spends its life pressed against your hands and mouth, that’s the difference between covers that still look right after years of playing and covers you’d rather not put to your lips.

Fits Every Lee Oskar Harmonica

One part, the whole system. Because combs, cover plates, and reed plates are shared across the Lee Oskar range, these covers fit any Lee Oskar body regardless of its tuning or key.

They also pair naturally with replacement reed plates — new covers and new plates on your original comb amounts to a rebuilt harmonica at a fraction of the cost of replacing it.

Included: 2 bolts and 2 nuts. Model#: 10CP

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Lee Oskar harmonicas do these cover plates fit?

All of them. Cover plates are shared across the entire Lee Oskar Harmonica System, so the same covers fit a Major Diatonic, Melody Maker, Natural Minor, or Harmonic Minor in any key.

What's included?

The cover plates plus 2 bolts and 2 nuts — the hardware needed to mount them.

When should I replace my cover plates?

When they’re dented, bent, corroded, or no longer sit flush. A bent cover can buzz against the reed plates, and corrosion on a part you hold to your mouth is worth replacing on its own.

Do I need to replace the reed plates at the same time?

Covers and reed plates are independent. Replace whichever has worn out. If your harp is both battered and playing flat, new covers and new reed plates on your original comb rebuild it completely.

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