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Sometimes the sound of a harmonica in regular tuning is just not fat enough to really counterbalance the power of guitar, bass and drums. Fitted with our patented bamboo comb, the Marine Band Thunderbird offers the perfect solution. It’s tuned one octave lower than standard harps and features an innovative tapered cover design to prevent reed rattle, inspired by the work of legendary harmonica customizer Joe Filisko. The lowest tuned diatonic model in our portfolio, it deliverers a powerful, rich sound that’ll make the floor shake. Experience a hitherto unknown dimension of deep-toned harmonica playing, let it carry you away into new sonic adventures, and reshape the perception of how the harmonica sounds.
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Tombo Tremolo 21 series harmonica.
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A harmonica can sound good in all situations. That’s why so many artists from rock, pop, and folk use it in their music.
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A harmonica can sound good in all situations. That’s why so many artists from rock, pop, and folk use it in their music.
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With the new Super 64X HOHNER has managed to top expectations once again. Its double thickness reed plates now extend over the entire range of the instrument, offering a massive boost in volume in all octaves and the high-end coating gives it a uniquely attractive appearance.
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Lee Oskar Harmonic Minor (harmooniline moll) on olnud kasutusel pikka aega traditsioonilise häälestusena laia valiku rahvusvahelise muusika esitamiseks. Harmonic Minor suupill on väga hingestatud ida-euroopaliku kõlaga ja seda kasutati ka Lee Oskari kõrgelt tunnustatud esimesel sooloalbumil.
See suupill on mõeldud traditsioonilise ja erinevate kultuuride pärimusmuusika esitamiseks, nagu näiteks: minoorne Ida-Euroopa muusika, mustlas-, juudi-, vahemere-, Lähis-Ida-, Aasia ja Euroopa/Ameerika rahvamuusika, aga ka džäss ja klassikaline repertuaar.
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The Major Diatonic Harmonica was originally intended for playing simple Folk music of the nineteenth century and its notation layout was adequate for that purpose. The Major Diatonic harmonica is the most commonly used tuning for playing Blues, Rock, Country Folk & Jazz.
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The Major Diatonic Harmonica was originally intended for playing simple Folk music of the nineteenth century and its notation layout was adequate for that purpose. The Major Diatonic harmonica is the most commonly used tuning for playing Blues, Rock, Country Folk & Jazz.