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Hohner · Musical Instruments
Hohner Marine Band Thunderbird Harmonica Low E
£98.80
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Confidence: 60%
Reasons to Buy
✓Slightly below 90-day historical average (0.0%)
✓Near 90-day low — historically optimal entry point
✓Detailed product specifications available — transparent product information
Risks / Watch Out
✗Only 1 store carrying this product — limited price competition
Product Fundamentals
- The iconic Marine Band The Marine Band harmonica from Hohner was first introduced in 1896 and its impact is impossible to overstate. Countless musicians were attracted to this instrument due to its accessible price and pocketable size making it the perfect harp for musicians on the move. The unique "wailing" sound produced from bending notes played a key role in establishing the sound of blues harmonica playing. Over the years Hohner has made other harps in the Marine Band range each designed to cater for the different needs of musicians. The classic 1896 harmonica is for those who want the original design invented in 1896. The Deluxe is for musicians looking for that classic sound and design but with alterations from the 21st century. If you want that Marine Band sound for a more contemporary style of music then the Crossover is the harp for you. Finally the Thunderbird is for players wanting a deeper sound. About Hohner Hohner was founded in 1857 when clockmaker Matthias Hohner began making harmonicas. Hohner quickly gained traction in the world of harmonica players and was particularly popular in the United States. From the 1920s Hohner began making chromatic harmonicas now players could access all 12 notes without the need of bending. To this day Hohner is perhaps best known for their harmonicas with a huge range catering for all players in all genres of music. They also make melodicas a similar instrument that uses a keyboard to produce different notes rather than mouth shape alone. At Gear4music we stock a broad range of Hohner harmonicas and melodicas plus accessories. Specifications Key: Low E Tuning: Richter Type: Diatonic Reed plates (material thickness): Brass 0.9 mm Reed plates (surface): Brass Reeds (number material): 20 brass Comb (material colour): Bamboo blonde Comb (finish): Triple lacquered Mouthpiece (surface): Bamboo Cover plates: Stainless steel Number of holes: 10 Tonal range: 3 octaves Length: 10 cm / 3.9&rdquo
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