Hohner Marine Band Thunderbird Low C

11 ratings

Harmonica

Tuning: Low C
The Top-Model of the "Marine Band"-Series
Richter system
Special reed profile for quick response and optimal volume even in the lowest region
Triple glued, patented bamboo comb
Simple and quick maintenance due to screwed cover and reed plate
Strong sound and optimal play comfort
No striking of the low reeds
Lateral sound slots
Cover inspired by Joe Filisko
Robust dust repelling neoprene zipper case, protects from dust and dirt and permits vapour to pass through
Elastic loop for simple attachment on a belt
Made in Germany

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Further information

Tuning	low C
Comb	Wood
Number Of Reeds	20

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Low C harp

Ben747, 19.05.2013

Love this thing for trying to get into the Rice Miller Bye Bye Bird rendition. not cheap but a great low harp.

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Katze, 10.01.2013

Hey guys!
It was not so easy to get a C-Harp to play in the deep tones. After a short wait and a proud price, it was finally time.

The processing is of course great. No corners, no edges short round ne thing.
The sound is bluesy rough, but does not stir. (The attitudes lie groovy in the body)
The bending in the lower area, especially Kanzelle one is somewhat difficult, since the tongue is very massive (therefore, in response only 4 stars). The overblows, on the other hand, are a dream. It has never been so easy to make a bend in Kanzel 10.

All in all: anyone who is looking for a low C should not be frightened by the price. It is worth it!!
PS. One thing I almost forgot. Most harps in the price class have a small case to transpotrate. So also this and that is well so.

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