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TurboHarp Community,
Thank You for your patience with us during the "New Website Switch"
We keep having small issues with the site, but we are doing our best to fix them as they appear!
Thank you for business!
Sincerely,
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About Us
When it comes to customizing and innovating harmonicas, TurboHarp has been an industry leader for over 25 years! We've made some of the world's best harps even better and have developed some of the coolest Harmonicas of the Future.
TurboHarp is part of AntakaMatics, Inc. (AMI), a musical instrument technology company located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. TurboHarp was founded in 1996 by world-renown bio-medical engineer and inventor, James F. Antaki, PhD, to develop and commercialize harmonicas. These innovative harmonicas are the result of Dr. Antaki's ongoing pioneering studies on the acoustics of harmonicas since 1990.
Today, the company's portfolio includes an extensive product line that features some of the most unique harp creations in the field since the invention of the harmonica nearly 200 year ago. This extensive development has resulted in five US patents.
The primary focus of TurboHarp is to provide a customize-able harmonica experience for our customers. Please feel free to Email Us with any questions you may have to help make your TurboHarp experience a great one!
James F. Antaki, Ph.D
Owner
James F. Antaki, Ph.D. is a Professor of Heart Assist Technology at Cornell University's Nancy E. and Peter C. Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering. He joined the Cornell faculty in January 2018 and was a Professor of BioMedical Engineering and Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. He also holds adjunct faculty positions in the Departments of Surgery and Bio-engineering at the University of Pittsburgh, where he was formerly Director of Artificial Heart Research. He has a B.S. in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (1985) and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh (1991).
He was profiled in the December 2000 issue of Design News, was recognized in Pittsburgh Magazine's cover story of Pittsburgh's Top 40 Under 40, and lauded as a "Who's Who of Leaders for Pittsburgh's Future in the areas of Medicine, the Arts, Business, Cuisine, and High Tech."
James F. Antaki's work on Streamliner, an innovative maglev heart-assist device has gained him much attention internationally, as well as locally. His work on Streamliner was recently featured in a cover story of the Wall Street Journal, a feature article in Design News and most recently appeared in Scientific American. Dr. Antaki holds six patents related to artificial organs and three related to the harmonica.
Cathy McLoud
Administrator, Website & Social Media Manager
