Blues harmonicas, can’t beat the Hohner Blues Harp

The blues and harmonicas are soulmates and many brands solely consider the blues as the most fitted sound for their harmonicas.
With its 10-hole diatonic and with a wood comb that features 20 reeds with brass reed plates,

the Hohner blues Harp harmonica delivers a sound that is warmer than the Marine Band. Its comb is made of wood and the instrument is assembled with screws, making it possible for the player to maintain the harmonicas by replacing worn or defective parts.


Harmonica Blues Harps is a variant of the diatonic harmonica and is the most known diatonic harmonica. Its features made it unique. Stainless, simple, compact, with each 10 holes delivering flawlessly sounds, the Harp blues is way more than a harmonica that only play blues, it actually is chameleon like as it can produce any music genres.

The bending is a technique that allows a skilled harmonica player to achieve semitones or even tones that are not basic in the range of notes of a harmonica. Even if Hohner Blues Harp comes with a palette of notes varied and rich and unique, it is still a good pick for beginners. https://harmonicaland.com/en/10-blues-harmonicas

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