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Some Chromatic Harmonicas
These models incorporate the full chromatic scale and allow the player to play in any key using one harmonica. Chromatic models provide the complete 12 note octave with all sharps and flats. Each hole contains four reeds: two are for natural notes and two for chromatic notes. The reeds for chromatic notes are brought into operation by pushing a slide button on the side of the harmonica. This closes off the air flow from one set or reeds and permits the other set to vibrate freely. The preferred instrument for Jazz and Classical, chromatic harmonicas are also used for Blues and Popular Music. |
CX-12
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The 64 ChromonicaA classic in the chromatic series, the 64 Chromonica covers a complete 4 octave range starting one octave below middle C. Tone and performance capabilities are outstanding, aided by special wind saving valves and airtight, machine screw assembly.
Specifications: 16 holes, 64 reeds Key: C Length: 7 1/4" |
Hard Bopper
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Chrometta 12Smooth, rounded covers, large, accessible mouthpiece openings and
a beautiful tone make this model ideal for both beginning and advanced palyers. |
Super 64X
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