Hohner

Hohner Chrometta 10 Chromatic Harmonica Key of C with Plastic Comb and Stainless Steel Cover Plates

Regular price $217.95
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Description

SKU 253C

On our Chrometta 10, the 2 additional channels extend the tonal range downwards as far as G3, which is the lowest note found on the violin. Learn to play pop songs, jazz standards or even classical melodies with this great beginner's chromatic! Features: Durable plastic comb Reliable performance under all climate conditions thanks to resilient plastic comb Projecting mouthpiece Projecting mouthpiece with large channel openings makes it easier for the beginner to play single notes Stainless steel cover plates Stylish stainless steel covers with a high level of comfort Specifications: Reed plates (material, thickness): brass, 1.05 mm Reed plates (surface): brass Reeds (number, material): 40, brass Comb (material, color): ABS, black Comb (finish): ABS, glossy Mouthpiece (surface): ABS, glossy Cover plates: stainless steel Slide construction: zigzag Keys: C Type: chromatic Tuning: solo tuning Number of holes: 10 Tonal range: 2 1/2 octaves, G3 - Db6 Length: 14 cm / 5.5" Chrometta Line The robustly constructed and reasonably priced models of the Chrometta series are the perfect starting point for learning chromatic harmonica. Larger channel openings in combination with the projecting mouthpiece ensure great response and make it easier for the beginning player to hit single notes accurately. The Chrometta was first released in 1956 and introduced the concept of a divided slide, integrated into the comb/mouthpiece unit, which is still used in this model today. This feature makes the harmonica very service-friendly and is resistant against moisture as well as gliding easily on the lips.