Hohner The 64 Chromonica, Key of C

- The Big Chromatic:
- Introduction:
- Introduced in 1938, the 64 Chromonica was the first chromatic harmonica with a range of over four octaves.
- The additional bottom octave expanded the tonal range, enabling the instrument to produce sounds never heard before.
- Brought classical repertoire within reach and introduced the eerie, deep-toned growl and full chords of amplified chromatic harp, becoming integral in the blues tradition.
- Set the industry standard for professional-quality 4-octave chromatics, inspiring generations in blues, soul, jazz, and classical music.
- Suitable for solo performances or band settings, renowned as a reliable workhorse 64 chromatic.

Features

- Plastic comb ensuring reliable performance in all climate conditions.
- 16 holes with 64 classic Chromonica reeds (full 4-octave range).
- 1.05 mm brass reed plates affixed with screws.
- Special stainless steel cover plates.

Specifications

- Reed Plates:
- Material and Thickness: Brass, 1.05 mm.
- Surface: Brass.
- Reeds:
- Number and Material: 64, Brass.
- Comb:
- Material and Color: ABS, Black.
- Finish: ABS.
- Mouthpiece:
- Surface: Brass, Nickel-Plated.
- Cover Plates:
- Material: Stainless Steel.
- Slide Construction: Zigzag.
- Keys: C.
- Type: Chromatic.
- Tuning: Solo Tuning.
- Number of Holes: 16.
- Tonal Range: 4 octaves, C3 – D7.
- Length: 19.3 cm / 7.6".