Instrument range
Four instrument families, one manufacturer
Om Musical Instruments manufactures wind instruments, accordions, harmoniums and mouth organs. This page sets out each family, its construction and the materials behind it.
Wind instruments
Calibrated bores, responsive pads
Wind instruments are built around a calibrated bore and a set of pads that seal in sequence. Stable keywork keeps each note predictable from the first key to the last.
Accordions and harmoniums
Airtight chambers, tuned reed blocks
Accordions and harmoniums depend on airtight chambers so that air moves only through the reeds. Each reed block is tuned as a set, shaping how the instrument speaks across its range.
Mouth organs
Corrosion-resistant reed plates
Mouth organs use reed plates made to resist corrosion, which keeps their response stable over time. The plates are the core of each instrument's sound and construction.
Manufacturing specifications
Materials across the range
Reed materials
Reeds are chosen for stable response and corrosion resistance, matched to each instrument family.
Valve assemblies
Valves and pads are fitted so that airtight seals hold across the full keyboard or keywork.
Wood casing treatments
Timber bodies receive finishes that keep surfaces stable and show the grain under soft workshop light.
Retailers needing volume specifications or delivery schedules can reach our team through the contact page.