• Hohner Echo 32 Tremolo Harmonica Key of C with Brass Reeds and Maple Wood Comb
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Hohner Echo 32 Tremolo Harmonica Key of C with Brass Reeds and Maple Wood Comb

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SKU 2309C

Our ever-popular tremolo harmonicas sound really great for traditional folk music and evergreens. Their stylish cover embossing and attractive designs exude an irresistible touch of nostalgia which is an invitation to dream away while you play. Made in Germany. Features: - 32 brass reeds - Maple wood comb - 0.9 mm brass reed plates - Stainless steel covers - Available in C-major and G-major - Made in Germany Tremolo harmonicas The tremolo harmonica's distinguishing feature is that it has two reeds per note, with one slightly sharp and the other slightly flat.This provides a unique wavering or warbling sound created by the two reeds being slightly out of tune with each other and the difference in their subsequent waveforms interacting with each other. These so called 2-voice instruments are ideally suitable for traditional folk music. Tremolo and octave harmonicas are 2-voice instruments, where each blow and draw note is produced by two reeds sounding simultaneously. In the case of the Octave models, each reed of a pair is tuned exactly one octave apart, creating a full, voluminous sound. With Tremolo models, both reeds produce the same note, but are slightly out of tune with one another, creating an interference beat so that the note sounds with a pulsating tremolo effect, a rapid increase and decrease in volume. This is referred to as "3/4 tremolo tuning". The tonal layout generally corresponds to that of Richter harmonicas. As a rule the channels of 2-voice harmonicas are divided horizontally, so that two channel openings lie one above the other. The purpose of this is to decouple the oscillations of the two reeds which are sounding simultaneously. Otherwise they will tend to adopt the same frequency and vibrate in phase, thus preventing the tremolo effect from occurring. Tremolo and Octave harmonicas are mainly used for folk music and evergreens.

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