Hohner Golden Melody Harmonica, Key of C

Hohner Golden Melody Harmonica, Key of C

Regular Price: $52.00 | Price with discount: $30.35 | You Save: $21.65 (42%)

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Customer Review

My favorite harp...
Back when I was learning to play harmonica I tried many different styles and brands before discovering these Golden Melody harps. I really like the sound they produce and the ease of "bending" notes, even for beginners. I also really like the fact that all of the edges are rounded, making it much more comfortable on both your mouth and your hands. I know many of the greats swear by the "Marine Band" harmonica, and to tell the truth I wish the Golden Melody had wood instead of plastic edges, but I choose this one as my favorire based on the results I get with it.Now as for the key of C... I get a lot more use out of the keys of A and E, but thats another story...
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July 8, 2005 (Crest Hill, IL United States) | Helpful Votes: 50 | Rating: 5

a harp you could set watch by
I really enjoy playing with this harp whenever I get a chance to because it produces a very good sound without having to blow or suck a lot of air in. I found it very easy to bend notes, in fact this is the first harp in which I was able to bend notes on. The roundedout edges are also very nice on the hands and it makes it easier to hold. It is made of plastic and not wood but that hasn't caused a problem so far. So I would reccomend a Hohner Golden Melody in any key to anyone. Although I would choose the one in the key of C, if you're a begginer because it would be easier to learn on I think.
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March 17, 2006 (Kalifornia) | Helpful Votes: 34 | Rating: 5

Even better
Still just a novice, but bought this more expensive model by looking at the reviews.WOW, what a nice sound, and still a great price.I find hitting single notes easier on my Hohner 81 Pocket Pal (still entry level skills), but if I want to sound better than I am, and I'm playing chords, I go for the Golden.
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January 11, 2007 (Vinton, VA) | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Golden Melody (#542) - Smooth, rounded corners fit nicely into the palm of your hand as you play this harmonica, the favorite of great harpists such as Pierre Lacocque (Mississippi Heat) and Carlos Del Junco. This unique design coupled with an air tight, dark red, plastic body sets this 10-hole instrument apart. The Golden Melody has equal temperament tuning for melody playing, which makes it a natural for Country Music, but it can still bring down the house on blues and rock numbers. All major keys available. Top to learn more

Hohner 64 Chromonica, Key of C

Regular Price: $311.00 |

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details 64 Brass reeds Plays 4 full chromatic octaves Comes with carrying case Plastic Body Fitted with wind saving valves for greater tone and volume Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!

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Hohner Chromonica -- awesome harmonica
I received my 64 Chromonica this afternoon. My mother brought it to me from my Aunt Dotty. It was previously owned by my Uncle Buddy. She also brought me a Koch Hohner harmonica from them also.I have played and owned other harmonicas, but none like this one. This harmonica is the twenty-third and best harmonica in my arsenal. I love how the range extends down an octave below middle C.When I played my Chromonica for the first time outside Sarasota Bradenton International Airport, and heard the low C for the first time, I was shocked and excited. The low C is the same pitch as the open C-String on the viola.If you have the money for one of these, get yourself one. Chromatic harmonicas are the cream of the crop.
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April 14, 2008 (Bradenton, Florida) | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 5

A Monster Harp
I studied and studied reviews before splurging on this one. This is Day 1 for me, it's just out of the box at this point. It's humongous, but I wanted the four octaves, I simply do not like jumping octaves to complete a piece. Here's what I wanted to know and wasn't sure of from what I read. Are any of the notes hard to play? No, and I'm a 61 yr. old grandma. They are just as smooth as silk, and that low C is amazing. I can notice that this one, like all new harps, will need some breaking in, there's an occasional buzz, but I know from having several small diatonics that this too shall pass. Is the slide mechanism smooth? Yes, easy to use. You can even do hand cupping technique, tho awkward, it's not difficult.If you aren't sure about the size of this monster, look it up on Youtube, and see it in action. It isn't your traditional little harmonica that you can stick in your pocket.Lastly I should say I'm just an amateur, not very good, and yet, I do not feel...
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March 16, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

A jazz pro
One of the best harmonica ever made I have had 6 of them in my life keep up the good workyoursJay DeSimone
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January 8, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Chromatic harmonicas are designed to play every complete scale in any key. Each single hole contains four reeds: two natural notes and two chromatic notes. The reeds for chromatic notes are enabled by pushing the slide button on the side of the harmonica. This design offers a wealth of new musical options to the player. Most often, chromatic harmonicas are heard within the classical and jazz scenes, but...chromatics are frequently found in blues, folk, rock and pop music. The 64 Chromonica is preferred by professionals and semi-professionals for it's excellent reed response and bright tone over all four octaves. It features an extra octave in the lower register (below middle C), which makes it possible to play advanced repertoire. Top to learn more

Astatic by Hohner JT30 Roadhouse Harmonica Microphone

Regular Price: $149.99 | Price with discount: $89.99 | You Save: $60.00 (40%)

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Great Mic If You Can Play Harp
If you have the chops don't worry about getting a vintage mic. This mic, when run through a decent tube amp, will do the trick. I've been playing professionally for 20 years and I use this mic as often as I use my original Astatic JT-30.And Hohner outdid themselves by retro-ing this thing up. Classic Astatic JT-30 look, screw-on connector, hammered finish and all, with the convenience of a volume knob.
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June 6, 2010 (Washington, DC) | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 5

Product Description

The JT30 Roadhouse Harmonica Microphone is an exclusive version of this Astatic by Hohner handheld mic with volume control. The JT30 Roadhouse Microphone produces that classic, dirty Chicago blues harp tone. The JT30 was introduced over 50 years ago as an inexpensive and rugged crystal element microphone for public address systems and Ham radio operators. Blues players discovered that the JT30's emphasis of the voice's midrange frequencies produced a raw, honking sound when they cupped their harmonica against broad front of this bullet mic. Over the years, the JT30 has become the favorite harp mic for many established blue harpists. The JT30 Roadhouse uses the same mold for the mic housing that Astatic used to build the original JT30 mics. When played through a vintage-style tube amp, the frequency response of the JT30's crystal element duplicates the warm, slightly distorted "Mississippi Sax" tone that harp players crave. Includes 20' of high-impedance 1/4" amp cable designed to fit the threads of the JT30 and a 1/4" male adapter that plugs directly into a guitar amp. Top to learn more

Clear, feedback resistant microphone
I play blues harmonica, and have an old 1960 astatic jt30 that I usually play; it's very hot and very dirty. I have two amps I play through... a Sonny Jr. 2 and a Harp Gear 2. My old mic works great with the Sonny, but is too dirty for vocals, and too dirty for the high gain input on the Harp Gear 2. So I thought I'd try out a different mic, and since I like the JT30 shape, I gave the Roadhouse a try. It works really well. It is not a dirty mic; it is clean and clear, fairly hot, and medium bright (it uses a crystal element). I plug it into my Harp Gear 2, in the high gain input, and it works great. I get a little bit of dirt from the amp, and I can use it with harmonica or vocals. I don't have a problem with feedback, and if I do, I can always use my Kinder Antifeedback Plus. If you have a dirty amp, and want a mic that will work with harmonica and vocals, the Roadhouse is a pretty good place to start.
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November 16, 2009 (New Albany, MS) | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 4

Blasting the blues
I purchased this mic after hemming and hawing over eBay and Craigslist and all sorts of advice from harp mic builders and found this mic to be the only one under $100, which was my budget. Several reviews and a killer price drop later, and I figured $49 bucks plus free S & H gets it a try! I never even tried it, just plugged it into my Blues Jr. amp when I was setting up to play with the church worship team! Bam. Wow! Dug the volume control, though it seems to go in reverse! Oh well. It trumped my previous Blues Blaster and Green Bullet mics, along with the SHure vocal mics I had tried. This was perfect for what I play and I feel it gives me a great sound in that tube amp! Go Hohner! I have only used it twice, so we will see on longevity, though it came w/a 2 year warranty. Hopefull I will get many more years than that. Love the Hi-Z plug in! Play on!
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October 4, 2010 (Bend, OR) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 4

Vintage Hohner Pocket Pal Harmonica

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Hohner Little Lady C

Regular Price: $17.00 | Price with discount: $11.99 | You Save: $5.01 (29%)

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details 100% Playable One Whole Octave Range 3.5 cm Long, Key of C Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!

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factory baby!
I am a musician along with all my family members and wanted to get something for my son and daughter in-law that they could have a a memento from me to show their love of music. I got a couple of them because these babies are made in europe not china.Thanks to Hohner for still producing quality products no matter what the size or cost!
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December 18, 2009 (Texas) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

Big wallop in tiny package
This is supposed to be the smallest instrument in regular production, and I believe it. It's a tiny thing, 1 3/8" long, small enough to accidentally inhale if you're not paying attention!The quality is excellent. It's made in Germany, and comes with everything you would expect from Hohner: pearwood comb, engraved brass reed plates, quality brass reeds, and chromed covers. It's almost like a Marine Band in miniature, and weighs next to nothing. There are only four holes and eight reeds, giving you one complete octave from C to C. The gaps between the holes are wide enough that blowing into a single hole is not difficult.In spite of it's tiny size, the sound is unbelievably good, and the reeds are very responsive and smooth. Fitting it's diminutive size, the Little Lady doesn't require as much air as a full-size harmonica, making it easy to play. The range may not sound like much, but it's amazing how many songs you can play with just one octave.It...
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August 5, 2010 (Utah) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

just as I expected, even better
beautiful and decent... made a good gift, sounds good. good gift for music fans. exactly like what you've seen on the picture.
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March 7, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Hohner Hohner Little Lady C Made by Hohner Model Number: 39 Top to learn more

1925 Ad Hohner Harmonicas New York Instruction Book - Original Print Ad

Regular Price: $43.95 | Price with discount: $31.95 | You Save: $12.00 (27%)

Got a Question for me? Powered by Aol.com   Product Details Product Type: Original Print Ad; Black & White / Grayscale Packaged in custom sleeve w/ archival black board (great for display, gift-giving, and preservation) Grade: Near Mint / Very Fine Authentication: Dual Serial-Numbered Certificates of Authenticity w/ Full Provenance Dimensions: Approximately 2.5 x 5.5 inches; 6 x 14 cm Dear visitor! This website has been designed to help you find THE BEST PRICE. When you are ready to buy, your payment will be processed through one of the most TRUSTED SUPPLIERS directly. Thank you for shopping with us!

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This is an original 1925 black and white print ad for the Hohner Harmonicas distributed by M. Hohner, Inc.., Dept. 204, New York City. You could buy a Hohner for 50 cents and would also be sent a free instruction book. Top to learn more