Harmonicas Hohner

Diatonic Harmonica / Type of Harmonica Richter / Channels 10 / Key G major

Diatonic Harmonica / Type of Harmonica Richter / Channels 10 / Key C major

Diatonic Harmonica / Type of Harmonica Richter / Key C major

Tremolo Harmonica / Type of Harmonica Richter / Channels 20 / Key C major / Comb Plastic

1.05mm brass reed plates, plastic comb. Length: 14cm. the Chrometta combine best cost value ratio with a robust design.
Made in: China
Тype: Chromatic
Tuning Type: C
Number of Holes: 10

Diatonic Harmonica / Type of Harmonica Richter / Channels 10 / Key G major / Comb Aluminium

Tremolo Harmonica / Type of Harmonica Richter / Channels 48 / Comb Maple

Wender Harmonica / Type of Harmonica Richter / Channels 48 / Key C/G major / Comb Maple

The classic all-round chromatic harmonica. The Chromonica 48 has set standards for chromatic harmonica manufacturing for several decades. Loved by professionals, it is the instrument which is most frequently recommended by teachers all over the globe. Its simple construction make it an affordable, compact and reliable instrument. The beautifully crafted pearwood comb is optimized to great response over its complete range, from the mellow low octave to the bright and clear top octave. - Tuning: G - Number of holes: 12 - Length: 15,5 cm.
Тype: Chromatic
Made in: Germany
Tuning Type: G Major
Number of Reeds: 48
Tuning: G

Chromatic Harmonica / Channels 12 / Key B major / Comb Pearwood

Chromatic Harmonica / Channels 12 / Key C major / Comb Pearwood

The Hohner Silver Star Harmonica is a harp with a classic sound that works for lots of musical genres. From folk to pop music the Silver Star creates beautiful melodies and its designed to be easy to learn for beginners. You can rely on the Silver Star Harmonica for its strong tone thanks to the ABS comb which gives a reliable performance under all climate conditions and has an articulate response. Play in comfort. The Hohner Silver Star Harmonica features recessed reed plates for a comfortable mouthpiece. If youre new to harmonica playing this is especially important as youll be able to get used to the feel of the harp. The Hohner Silver Star Harmonica has a classic design and harmonica sound …

48 notes, C-tuning
Made in: China
Number of Reeds: 48
Number of Holes: 48
Material: ABS;Stainless Steel;Brass
Тype: Diatonic;Tremolo
Tuning: C
Bridge/Tremolo: Yes
Tuning Type: Richter

The Hohner Blues Bender Major Diatonic Harmonica is a great beginner instrument. With its durable plastic comb it guarantees reliable performance under all climate conditions. The reed plates of 0.9mm thickness allow for a wider dynamic range ensuring that you can express all the nuances of the blues. This harmonica features a transparent ABS comb giving it a unique and modern look. The cover plates are made of stainless steel adding to the harmonicas durability.

The Hohner Melody Star Harmonica is a harp made for the beginning of your venture into chromatic harmonica playing. Specifically designed for beginners the mouthpiece features raised channel openings making it easier to find your way around the notes. The solo tuning is easy to learn too so its the perfect companion to introduce you to the world of chromatic harmonicas. Learn in comfort. The Hohner Melody Star Harmonica has an ABS mouthpiece making it comfortable to play. Its also easy to hold too with its sleek stainless steel cover plates. These materials are durable so you can rely on your harp to last. For the comb in particular the ABS material means the Melody Star gives a reliable performance …

0.9mm brass reed plates, attractive and robust instrument offers an ideal basis for beginners, plastic comb
Made in: Germany;Germany
Material: Other;Other
Number of Holes: 10;10
Тype: Diatonic;Diatonic
Tuning Type: G;G
Number of Reeds: 20;20
Bridge/Tremolo: No;No

10-hole diatonic harmonica in D-major Richter tuning that is a fine musical instrument for beginners, with solid volume and easy playability. It has the quality and durability of Hohner's Special 20 and Marine Band harmonicas, yet it is more affordable, plus it has the advantage of plastic comb and replaceable 0.9mm brass reed plates. It features the "Modular System", an integrated concept of Hohner's harmonica designs: all MS-series parts (combs, reed plates, and covers) can be combined individually. Length: 10 cm.
Tuning Type: D;D
Material: Plastic;Plastic
Made in: Germany;Germany
Тype: Diatonic;Diatonic
Number of Holes: 10;10
Bridge/Tremolo: No;No

The Hohner Big River Harp MS Harmonica is renowned for its versatility and reliability. Ergonomically curved cover plates are based on the 1896 Marine Band model and delivers a classic country sound thats also perfect for Western and folk music. An ABS comb offers durability and reliability so you can have the perfect sound without worrying about moisture damage. As part of the MS series you can also customise your instrument with interchangeable components from other Hohner MS Harmonicas. This model also comes with a handy case to keep it safe on the road!

The Hohner Big River Harp MS Harmonica is renowned for its versatility and reliability. Ergonomically curved cover plates are based on the 1896 Marine Band model and delivers a classic country sound thats also perfect for Western and folk music. An ABS comb offers durability and reliability so you can have the perfect sound without worrying about moisture damage. As part of the MS series you can also customise your instrument with interchangeable components from other Hohner MS Harmonicas. This model also comes with a handy case to keep it safe on the road!

The Original Blues Harmonica The Marine Band 1896 is the archetypal blues harmonica. Almost unchanged since it was patented in 1896, this iconic instrument embodies the real deep blues like no other and is the benchmark against which all others are judged. Initially designed for European folk music, it quickly became a prominent voice of American blues of the early 20th century, played by all harmonica players of this era. It’s the soundtrack of broken hearts and dancing all night, of endless prairies and sweaty nightclubs. Like no other harmonica, the Marine Band 1896 is an invitation to express yourself in music, a key to unlock your creativity. When you discover this piece of living …

20 reeds, recessed reedplates affixed with screws. The stable construction and full sound make the Special 20 one of the most popular Richter model harmonicas - airtight, durable plastic comb with mouthpiece for greater playing comfort, 0.9mm brass reedplates, loud and reliable.
Tuning Type: D;D
Number of Reeds: 20;20
Made in: Germany;Germany
Bridge/Tremolo: No;No
Тype: Diatonic;Diatonic
Material: Plastic;Plastic
Number of Holes: 10;10

The Richterka is probably the most widespread type of harmonica.If you are serious about playing and are thinking of starting a band playing blues, bluegrass, country, folk, rock, or pop, you should start with the major Richterka. Learning to play it is relatively easy, while the possibilities of use are huge.You can play accompaniment or solo on it.
The basic difference between HOBBYs and Richterkas is that HOBBYs have complete scales within the tuning and Richterkas have some tone changed within the scale (Richter tuning). This is their great advantage, but the beginner will soon find that some notes of the scale cannot be played. But it can be dealt with using a special technique called cross-harp …

The Richterka is probably the most widespread type of harmonica.If you are serious about playing and are thinking of starting a band playing blues, bluegrass, country, folk, rock, or pop, you should start with the major Richterka. Learning to play it is relatively easy, while the possibilities of use are huge.You can play accompaniment or solo on it.
The basic difference between HOBBYs and Richterkas is that HOBBYs have complete scales within the tuning and Richterkas have some tone changed within the scale (Richter tuning). This is their great advantage, but the beginner will soon find that some notes of the scale cannot be played. But it can be dealt with using a special technique called cross-harp …

The Richterka is probably the most widespread type of harmonica.If you are serious about playing and are thinking of starting a band playing blues, bluegrass, country, folk, rock, or pop, you should start with the major Richterka. Learning to play it is relatively easy, while the possibilities of use are huge.You can play accompaniment or solo on it.
The basic difference between HOBBYs and Richterkas is that HOBBYs have complete scales within the tuning and Richterkas have some tone changed within the scale (Richter tuning). This is their great advantage, but the beginner will soon find that some notes of the scale cannot be played. But it can be dealt with using a special technique called cross-harp …