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Quick Guide
Harmonica Terms
Covor Plate
The upper and lower shell that you hold.Comb
The middle of the harmonica the reeds attach to this.Reed Plate
the sound is created by reeds vibrating each reed is mounted to the plateBig River Harp
The
big river harp is the least expensive German made harmonica in Hohners
range. It has a plastic comb which is great for beginners and is great
value those on
a tighter budget.
Big
river
harps are almost always in stock
in a range of keys
Blues Harp
The
Blues Harp is engineered for consistent volume and tone when used for
intense blues playing. This harp can hang with the toughest players on
their most serious gigs. Highly bendable with a dirty, dark hard
rockin’ sound, this harmonica is designed to emphasize all
the best qualities of blues harmonica playing. It has a wood comb for
full tone
Blues harps are almost always in stock
in a range of keys
Cross Harp
The
gold plated plastic comb, black Greblon coated covers and extra
thick (1.05 mm) reed plates make the Cross Harp a stylish model with a
big sound.
Cross harps are almost always in stock
in a range of keys
Pro Harp
Greblon
coated covers in matt black finish give this model an unmistakable
appearance. The plastic comb makes this popular with beginners who want
something a bit better.
Pro harps are almost always in stock
in a range of keys
Chrometta Series
The
Chrometta is the ideal model for those approaching the chromatic
harmonica for the first time. This inexpensive series boasts robust
construction and a specially formed mouthpiece to facilitate sinle note
playing.
Chrometta Series harmonics are almost
always in stock