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This is a reply to J. T. Gammels Comment (9404047) on Tuning of the CDW in MX Chains. We show that while the harmonic elastic energy can fit a small region around zero dimerization, it is insufficient to treat the large amplitude CDW of the MX systems which was the main physics of our Letter (Phys. Rev. Lett. {bf 71}, 1415 (1993)). We also stress that underline{anharmonic} elastic potentials are {it essential} to explain the charge-density-wave systematics of an entire class of MX material.
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