Product Description

The Major Diatonic harmonica is the most commonly used tuning for playing Blues, Rock, Country Folk & Jazz. Made of quality materials, Lee Oskar Harmonicas are the professional players choice. ... Read more

Features

• All over the world, professional players prefer Lee Oskar Harps over any other brand
• ORANGE LABEL 14 Keys:
• Ab, A, Bb, B, C, Db, D, Eb, E, F, F#, G,
• Plus Low F and High G

Reviews (1)

Awsome Harp!
Don't be put off by the price.This is a the best harmonica I have ever played.It's comfortable to play and you can get amazing bends out of it.Plus I have been playing it for over a year and it's still going strong.It will save you money in the long run. ... Read more

Product Description

A smooth comfortable-feeling harmonica with genuine brass plates recessed in a plastic body. Exceptionally warm sounding and airtight with bolted-on covers. ... Read more

Features

• Pro quality
• Richter tuning
• All major keys
• Genuine brass plates
• Plastic body

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Smooth, easy to play, easy on the lips
I am a new harmonica player trying to substitute shopping and technical research for practice and talent.I went out and bought nearly every diatonic harmonica under 40 bucks.Most fell by the wayside.I still use the Special 20 every day for a couple of reasons. The one I have is easy to play.And only the plastic cone touches your lips, not the brass plate that sticks out on lots of Hohners.(That's the only reason the Golden Melody comes in second for me.)Overall, it just feels really nice in your hand, smoother even than the non-stick Pro models.

Unless you are shopping addicted, as I am, this is the only harmonica you are going to need for a long time.

I Love This Harmonica
I have been playing harmonica for more than two years now.This was my first harmonica ever; the one I learned on.The notes are clear, it lends its self to bending, and just sounds good.Perfect for learning on.Great for continuous play.I recomend this harmonica to anyone who askes me about brands or keys; the Hohner Special 20 "C". ... Read more

Product Description

Includes keys of A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. 7-key assortment has the 7 natural keys in one velvet-lined carrying box. 10-hole diatonic harmonicas with nickel-plated covers, a clear Lucite comb, and brass reeds. ... Read more

Features

• Includes keys of A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.
• 7 natural keys in one box
• 10-hole diatonic harmonica
• Nickel-plated covers, clear Lucite comb, and brass reeds

Product Description

Forget about playing those Cincinnati blues or the Helena, Montana blues. These are harps specifically designed for playing those good olâ Chicago blues. Excellent tone. ... Read more

Features

• 10 single holes diatonic harmonica

Reviews (2)

I fell for the cheap price
What? This harmonica is plastic! It's not that great. I was brought into buying it by the cheap price (I love to get a good deal) but it's just what the price says, a cheap harmonica. Not worth it.
I've always wanted a better harmonica than my current beginner 20-hole, so I wanted to change to a 10-hole. I don't know what I was thinking when I bought this, I should have known better. But I've just put this one aside and continued practicing on my old one.
Three stars were given just because it's for 2 bucks. It does what it's supposed to do, which is make noise, But if you want something with a good tone and really good feel(this harmonica is way short, barely bigger than your index finger) than I suggest going for a more expensive harmonica. It really is worth it in order to get a good sound.

Enhances my Band
I used to love watching old concerts of Neil Young going from Guitar to Harmonica. This Harmonica is easy to play and adds so much to our songs. I also hae the Epiphone and singing lesson Cds, "Voice Lessons To Go" by Vaccarino. All of these really enrich me as a performing musician. A little money put out can go a long way. ... Read more

Product Description

Diatonic Harmonica ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds,
• Length: 4"
• Keys: G, Ab, A, Bb, B, C, C#, D, Eb, E, F, F#

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A truly wonderful 'Blues Harmonica,' really!
First of all it's a Hohner.
I could stop my review right here. But I can tell you still more:

This harmonica has a perfect size.
His quality feels all over its construction. It's strong, yet friendly. Its sounds emerge purely and crystaline. But, at the same time it has that wonderful "blues" feeling that makes it such an special instrument.

I like the tonality, the style of the air flow, and the wooden structure inside it.

If you have never played an harmonica before, this is the one for you.

If you are a master at it, you already know this is the best you can get.

Go, get it, and enjoy for years to come!


Carlos Sicilia, Caracas, Venezuela.
csicilia@hotmail.com

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Product Description

An essential accessory if you double on harp and guitar. Adjusts to accommodate most diatonic harmonicas. ... Read more

Product Description

A smooth "comfortable" feeling harmonicawith genuine brass plates recessed in a plastic body. The Special20 is an exceptionally warm-sounding airtight instrument with bolted on covers that comes in a hinged plastic case. ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds, length: 4
• Keys:
• Regular Tuning: G, Ab, A, Bb, C,C3, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

The world's first harmonica designed especially for Blues, the Blues harp features a wood body for natural tone, powerful reeds for deep, gutsy note bending and sturdy covers that allow airtight hand control. 10 single holes, 20 reeds. Due to health regulations this item may not be returned. ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds,
• Length: 4"
• Keys: G, Ab, A, Bb, B, C, C#, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

Curved cover plates extend the entire length of the harmonica, providing increased resonant capacity. Reeds are set close to the open-framed mouthpiece and respond to the most subtle of commands, making the Golden Melody perfect for overblowing as well as bending. 10 Single Holes, 20 reeds Length: 4 1/8". Due to health regulations this item may not be returned. ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds, length: 4
• Keys:
• Regular Tuning: G, Ab, A, Bb, C,C3, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

Diatonic Harmonica ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds,
• Length: 4"
• Keys: G, Ab, A, Bb, B, C, C#, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

Internationally recognized by performers for its beauty and simplicity, this is the most favored and famous harmonica in the world. The 1896 features finely chrome-plated heavy convex covers and a distinctive pearwood comb, packaged in a plastic hinged case with U.S. Marine Band photo. ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds, length: 4
• Keys:
• Regular Tuning: G, Ab, A, Bb, C,C3, D, Eb, E, F, F#

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Good Harmonica...but
I love the sound I can get from the old MB but my biggest problem is that it isn't the most durable for a long time of play.For one thing it isn't made to be taken apart to be cleaned.If you get too gunked up or get a stuck reed you are basically out of luck.Also, the wood comb isn't the most air tight comb out there.For my money the Hohner Special 20 is a better buy.It's about $5-10 more depending where you look but being able to take it apart will allow you to enjoy it longer. ... Read more

Product Description

The top choice of many discriminating harmonica artists, Hohner's Super Chromonica features a warm pearwood body with a smooth chrome-plated mouthpiece. This solo tuned 48-reed model has a full three octave chromatic range.Complete 12-note octaves with all the sharps and flats can be played on a Chromatic Harmonica. Each single hole contains four reeds; a blow reed and a draw reed for two natural notes as well as a blow reed and a draw reed for two chromatic notes. A side sliding button is pushed to activate the chromatic notes, which closes off the airflow from one set of reeds and enables the other set to vibrate. All Hohner chromatics except the Koch and Slide Harp are solo tuned, meaning each group of four holes covers a complete octave. ... Read more

Features

• 48 precision-crafted reeds
• 12 holes
• 5-5/8" long

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The chromatic to start out with
The 270 is probably the most widely used chromatic out there, and it is probably the harp you want to get if you are just starting out with chromatics. Its 3 octave range gives you access to plenty of music, and gives you additional freedom to improvise over a 10 hole chromatic. The quality of the instrument is consistently good for the price, and is nearly identical to the 260. The playability of the instrument is perhaps not as good as the CX-12 or Super 64, but you probably don't want to spend double the cost of the 270 for those reasons alone, especially if you are just starting out (or are a casual player, I know the 270 served me well for nearly 20 years before I stepped up to the Super 64).

If you already have experience playing chromatics and want better playability, either the CX-12 or Super 64 (which has better sound as well) may be worth looking into. But in all other cases, the 270 is the best machine for the price. ... Read more

Product Description

Diatonic Harmonica ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds, length: 4
• Keys:
• Regular Tuning: G, Ab, A, Bb, C,C3, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

Diatonic Harmonica ... Read more

Features

• Specifications:
• 10 single holes, 20 reeds, length: 4
• Keys:
• Regular Tuning: G, Ab, A, Bb, C,C3, D, Eb, E, F, F#

Product Description

Features a smooth black zipper and red Hohner logo. Accomodates harmonicas the size of the 270 and smaller. ... Read more

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10-hole diatonic. Handmade in Germany with meticulous attention to detail. Replaceable reeds. Smooth action. Beautiful tone. ... Read more

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Save BIG when you buy today! ... Read more

Reviews (2)

A LOT of meat in this tin sandwich!
To quote that great American Keanu Reeves: "Whoa."

It's a real handful. As a usual player of the Super Chromonica 270, I can say those four extra holes really add heft. The sound is very sweet and mellow, but it does take some wind to play. That 1 blow sounds like a blast from a truck's airhorn! What a powerful sound!

The action on the button sticks from time to time, but other than that, this is the last harmonica you'll ever need.

Sound is best of any Hohner chromatic I have played
The range on this harp dips down one octave below middle C, which is fairly unique and adds to the overall possibilities of this instrument. Over the years, I have played several of the Hohner Chromatics and while this one is a bit more difficult to tongue accurately compared to the CX-12, my feeling is the quality of the sound compared to the CX-12 and 270 makes up for it in spades. I think if I had one Chromatic to own, this would be the one.

If you are a beginner, start out with the 270, it's a great value and it served me well for years. But if you are looking to step up, and can afford the price, I think this harp is well worth looking into. ... Read more

Product Description

Hohner Harmonica "Old Standby". These popular beginners harmonicas are also affordably priced. Fine construction and tone with heavy plated covers and sturdy boxes. ... Read more

Product Description

Internationally recognized by performers for its beauty and simplicity, this is the most favored and famous harmonica in the world. The 1896 features finely chrome-plated heavy convex covers and a distinctive pearwood comb, packaged in a plastic hinged case with U.S. Marine Band photo. ... Read more

Features

• 10 single holes
• 10 reeds
• Solid brass plates
• Pearwood body
• Length 4"

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