Hohner Blues Harp MS F#
Product information "Hohner Blues Harp MS F#"
Hohner Blues Harp, the best-selling blues harmonica, an absolute bestseller. Stainless steel cover plates, wooden comb body and brass reed plates summarised in the proven "sandwich construction" produce a warm and powerful sound.
TORX® screws: Hohner harmonicas now feature secure TORX® screws, which ensure even more stability and ease of maintenance.
Snapcases: The combination of innovative product development and state-of-the-art manufacturing technology heralds a new chapter in packaging design for Richter diatonic harmonicas.
- Country of Origin: Germany
- Coverplate finishing: stainless steel
- Includes: Harmonica, Case
- Key: F#
- Length: 10,5 cm
- Material Korpus: Wood Afzelia, Doussie
- Notice: Harmonicas are generally excluded from exchange for hygienic reasons!
- Number of reeds: 20
- Reed Material: Brass
- Reed plate material: Brass
- Reed plate thickness: 0,9 mm
- Special Features: TORX® Schrauben
- Tuning: Major
The classic blues sound
The Hohner Blues Harp series is one of the best-known harmonicas for blues, rock and folk. As part of the renowned MS series (Modular System) it combines traditional tone with modern construction and great flexibility. Musicians around the world value the Blues Harp for its strong, warm tone and its immediate response, which suits the characteristic sound of the blues particularly well.
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Hohner is one of the world's best-known manufacturers of harmonicas and accordions. The company was founded in 1857 by Matthias Hohner in Trossingen and for generations has stood for instruments that make music accessible to people.
Driven by the conviction that "Music is a language that everyone understands", Hohner develops instruments that combine passion, the joy of playing and artisanal tradition. With over 160 years of experience, a strong focus on quality and a close connection to the music scene, Hohner is today regarded as the world market leader for harmonicas and continues to shape the sound of this instrument to this day.
