Hohner Echo Harp 96 C/G Harmonica
- C major / G major, front and rear
- Tremolo tuning, 2-choral
- 96 reeds
- Natural maple comb
- Stainless steel cover
- Handmade in Germany
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A double sided tremolo harmonica in C and G with a warm, shimmering tone, handmade in Germany. Imported units may differ in labeling and instructions.
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ASIN: B00S50O19SModel: Echo Harp 96Category: Harmonicas
Overview
Hohner builds the Echo Harp as a double sided tremolo harmonica, with a C major side and a G major side, so you flip it to change key. A natural maple comb is covered by stainless steel plates.
Two keys in one instrument and the classic tremolo shimmer make the case, suited to folk and old-time tunes. Hand assembly in Germany adds quality. It is larger than a standard blues harp.
Who it's for
Folk, polka and old-time players, and anyone who enjoys the warbling tremolo sound. Blues players who bend notes should look at a diatonic harp.
Pros and cons
- Two keys in one
- Warm tremolo sound
- Natural maple comb
- Handmade in Germany
- Bigger than a blues harp
- Import labeling may differ
- Wood comb needs drying
Performance notes
Tremolo tuning pairs two reeds per note set slightly apart, which creates the shimmering effect. Flipping between the C and G sides changes key. A wood comb can swell if left wet, so drying after play matters.
Specifications
| Brand | Hohner |
|---|---|
| Model | Echo Harp 96 |
| Construction & materials | |
| Comb material | Natural maple |
| Body Material | Stainless steel sound cover |
| Other details | |
| Instrument Key | C major (front), G major (rear) |
| Harmonica type | Tremolo, 2-choral |
| Number of reeds | 96 |
| Style | Handmade in Germany |
Frequently asked questions
How do I switch keys on the Hohner Echo Harp?
Turn it over. The front is tuned to C major and the rear to G major.
Is the Hohner Echo Harp a blues harmonica?
No. It is a tremolo harmonica with 96 reeds.