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Extra-thick reed-plates (1,20mm) assembled to the sealed wooden body with 5 self-tapping screws, assuring the ultimate air-tight assembly. No nails for easy maintenance. Cover plates are antique gold-plated. 20 reeds. Keys of Ab, A, Bb, B, C, Dd, D, Eb, E, F, F#, G.

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Die wichtigsten Tonarten für einen guten Anfang

Mit diesem Mundharmonika-Set machen wir den Einstieg für das Spielen von Blues, Rock, Folk oder Country besonders einfach. Das Set besteht aus 7 Qualitäts-Mundharmonikas, gestimmt in den beliebtesten Tonarten (G, A, Bb, C, D, E, F). Zusätzlich enthält es eine spezielle Tonartentabelle, die darüber informiert, welche Instrumenten-Tonart für welche Melodie geeignet ist.

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Messing-Stimmplatten und -Stimmzungen

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Tonaufbautabelle für alle Tonarten

  Stimmzungenanzahl: 20

Stimmplatte: Messing; 0,9 mm; 

Kanzellenkörper: Kunststoff

Länge in cm: ca. 10

Tonarten: G, A, Bb, C, D, E, F

The abbreviation ‘MS’ stands for Modular System, a totally new concept in harmonica design from Hohner. MS harmonicas incorporate technical innovations which not only make them play better, but also improve handling and ease of maintenance. All MS components (comb, reedplates and covers) are compatible with one another, so that parts from different models can be combined to suit the individual requirements of the player. All components are secured with screws, allowing rapid and easy assembly and disassembly.

Chromatic harmonicas enable the player to perform music in all keys on one instrument. Actually they consist of two diatonic harmonicas in one, tuned a semitone apart - for example in C and C#. The slide button is pushed in to switch the airflow from one to the other, thus raising the pitch of each note by a semitone. By combining these two scales, all 12 notes of the chromatic scale are available (some of them twice), which opens up a wealth of new musical options to the player. Chromatic harmonicas can easily be distinguished from other harmonica models by the slide button on the right hand side. They are most commonly heard in classical music and jazz, but are also often used in blues, folk music and pop. All chromatic harmonicas feature tempered tuning.

Chromatic harmonicas enable the player to perform music in all keys on one instrument. Actually they consist of two diatonic harmonicas in one, tuned a semitone apart - for example in C and C#. The slide button is pushed in to switch the airflow from one to the other, thus raising the pitch of each note by a semitone. By combining these two scales, all 12 notes of the chromatic scale are available (some of them twice), which opens up a wealth of new musical options to the player. Chromatic harmonicas can easily be distinguished from other harmonica models by the slide button on the right hand side. They are most commonly heard in classical music and jazz, but are also often used in blues, folk music and pop. All chromatic harmonicas feature tempered tuning.

Chromatic harmonicas enable the player to perform music in all keys on one instrument. Actually they consist of two diatonic harmonicas in one, tuned a semitone apart - for example in C and C#. The slide button is pushed in to switch the airflow from one to the other, thus raising the pitch of each note by a semitone. By combining these two scales, all 12 notes of the chromatic scale are available (some of them twice), which opens up a wealth of new musical options to the player. Chromatic harmonicas can easily be distinguished from other harmonica models by the slide button on the right hand side. They are most commonly heard in classical music and jazz, but are also often used in blues, folk music and pop. All chromatic harmonicas feature tempered tuning.

Chromatic harmonicas enable the player to perform music in all keys on one instrument. Actually they consist of two diatonic harmonicas in one, tuned a semitone apart - for example in C and C#. The slide button is pushed in to switch the airflow from one to the other, thus raising the pitch of each note by a semitone. By combining these two scales, all 12 notes of the chromatic scale are available (some of them twice), which opens up a wealth of new musical options to the player. Chromatic harmonicas can easily be distinguished from other harmonica models by the slide button on the right hand side. They are most commonly heard in classical music and jazz, but are also often used in blues, folk music and pop. All chromatic harmonicas feature tempered tuning.

Chromatic harmonicas enable the player to perform music in all keys on one instrument. Actually they consist of two diatonic harmonicas in one, tuned a semitone apart - for example in C and C#. The slide button is pushed in to switch the airflow from one to the other, thus raising the pitch of each note by a semitone. By combining these two scales, all 12 notes of the chromatic scale are available (some of them twice), which opens up a wealth of new musical options to the player. Chromatic harmonicas can easily be distinguished from other harmonica models by the slide button on the right hand side. They are most commonly heard in classical music and jazz, but are also often used in blues, folk music and pop. All chromatic harmonicas feature tempered tuning.

Chromatic harmonicas enable the player to perform music in all keys on one instrument. Actually they consist of two diatonic harmonicas in one, tuned a semitone apart - for example in C and C#. The slide button is pushed in to switch the airflow from one to the other, thus raising the pitch of each note by a semitone. By combining these two scales, all 12 notes of the chromatic scale are available (some of them twice), which opens up a wealth of new musical options to the player. Chromatic harmonicas can easily be distinguished from other harmonica models by the slide button on the right hand side. They are most commonly heard in classical music and jazz, but are also often used in blues, folk music and pop. All chromatic harmonicas feature tempered tuning.

Octave tuned harmonicas feature the same horizontal division of the channel openings as tremolo tuned instruments and are also mainly used in folk music. Here the upper and lower notes are tuned exactly one octave apart, resulting in a full, powerful sound without any tremolo beats.

• Stimmzungenanzahl: 28
• Stimmplatte: Messing; 0,9 mm
• Kanzellenkörper: Holz (Ahorn)
• Länge in cm: ca. 12,1

• Stimmzungenanzahl: 32
• Stimmplatte: Messing; 0,9 mm
• Kanzellenkörper: Holz (Ahorn)
• Länge in cm: ca. 13,7

• Stimmzungenanzahl: 40
• Stimmplatte: Messing; 0,9 mm
• Kanzellenkörper: Holz (Ahorn)
• Länge in cm: ca. 16,3

• Stimmzungenanzahl: 48
• Stimmplatte: Messing; 0,9 mm
• Kanzellenkörper: Holz (Ahorn)
• Länge in cm: ca. 17,7

Tremolo tuned harmonicas are mainly used in traditional folk music. Blow and draw notes are situated in adjacent holes and the individual channel openings are horizontally divided into two, whereby the upper and lower half each contain one blow or draw note which sound simultaneously, in contrast to the single note arrangement used in Richter harmonicas. These notes are tuned to the same pitch but a few cents apart, so that they create a tremolo effect when played together. The resulting sound is characterized by a light, pulsating quality which is pleasing to the ear.

Tremolo tuned harmonicas are mainly used in traditional folk music. Blow and draw notes are situated in adjacent holes and the individual channel openings are horizontally divided into two, whereby the upper and lower half each contain one blow or draw note which sound simultaneously, in contrast to the single note arrangement used in Richter harmonicas. These notes are tuned to the same pitch but a few cents apart, so that they create a tremolo effect when played together. The resulting sound is characterized by a light, pulsating quality which is pleasing to the ear.

Tremolo tuned harmonicas are mainly used in traditional folk music. Blow and draw notes are situated in adjacent holes and the individual channel openings are horizontally divided into two, whereby the upper and lower half each contain one blow or draw note which sound simultaneously, in contrast to the single note arrangement used in Richter harmonicas. These notes are tuned to the same pitch but a few cents apart, so that they create a tremolo effect when played together. The resulting sound is characterized by a light, pulsating quality which is pleasing to the ear.

Reeds:  20

Reedplates: Brass; 0.9 mm

Comb:  Plastic; red

Length in cm: approx. 10.0

• Richter-mondharmonica in vier kleuren
• Deksel en kam van plastic
• Stemplaat: messing 0,9mm
• 20 noten, C-majeur

Diverse kleuren

Hohner diatonic harmonicas are of the highest quality and combine excellent response with great sound. These Richter harmonicas are single note instruments and can be recognized by their undivided channel openings, which allow the airflow to pass over both blow and draw reeds simultaneously. This permits the techniques known as bending, enabling the player to lower the pitch of certain notes and produce the typical bluesy wailing sound, and overblowing, which produces the missing chromatic notes lying in between the notes of the major scale to which the harmonica is tuned. Richter harmonicas are often referred to as ‘Blues Harps’ and are mainly used as melody instruments in blues, folk, country and rock music. They are available in all major keys.

The abbreviation ‘MS’ stands for Modular System, a totally new concept in harmonica design from Hohner. MS harmonicas incorporate technical innovations which not only make them play better, but also improve handling and ease of maintenance. All MS components (comb, reedplates and covers) are compatible with one another, so that parts from different models can be combined to suit the individual requirements of the player. All components are secured with screws, allowing rapid and easy assembly and disassembly.

The smallest double-sided harmonica in the world.
This has turned out to be a real gem. With a length of only 68mm, the Double Puck is the smallest mass produced double-sided harmonica ever made. It is tuned to the keys of C and G, permitting many well-known tunes to be played with a sound which is simply unbelievable for its size. The excellent workmanship is underlined by the high-quality gold-plated cover plates and unique oval case.

Octave tuned harmonicas feature the same horizontal division of the channel openings as tremolo tuned instruments and are also mainly used in folk music. Here the upper and lower notes are tuned exactly one octave apart, resulting in a full, powerful sound without any tremolo beats.

The Major Diatonic harmonica is the most commonly used tuning for playing Blues, Rock, Country Folk & Jazz.

Major Diatonic harps are produced by several manufacturers using various names such as Blues Harp, Marine Band, Golden Melody, Big River, Special 20, Pro Harp, Folk Master, Star Performer, etc.

Although the cover plates are stamped with a variety of different names for marketing purposes, all of these harmonicas have the exact same notation layout as the Lee Oskar Major Diatonic.

The most important difference is in the quality of materials, construction, design and sound. Lee Oskars are the best harmonicas in the world, and that's not just our opinion.

All over the world, professional players prefer Lee Oskar Harps over any other brand.

Suzuki brings you our amazing new valved Promaster, built with the same precision as our standard Promaster. It’s a revolutionary new harmonica with draw cycle valve system that circulates air to allow note bending in the blow as well as the draw cycle. Its note bending abilities will make your music magical! Comes with a soft lined hard shell carrying case.