Hohner Super Chromonica 270-C Harmonica
- Key of C, chromatic with solo tuning
- 3 octaves of tonal range, 12 holes, 48 tones
- 1.05mm brass reed plates
- 4mm slide travel, straight slide
- Pear wood comb per Hohner's description
- Case and cleaning cloth included, hardshell case per seller
- 5.92 ounces, 6.3 x 1.57 x 1.18 inches
- 7 years of EU spare part availability
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A chromatic harmonica in C for a player who wants full scales from one instrument, delivered with a hard case. The listing mixes model names, so confirm the exact version before ordering.
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ASIN: B00VM89SQGCategory: Harmonicas
Overview
A music classroom or a home practice corner is where Hohner aims this chromatic harmonica, which the seller says teachers worldwide recommend for lessons. A straight slide with short travel opens the chromatic notes, and a pear wood comb carries the brass reed plates.
Full chromatic range in a compact body, with a short slide throw, is the reason to look at this Hohner. The hard case and cleaning cloth come in the box. Model names in the listing conflict between Super Chromonica and Chromonica, which a careful buyer should check with the seller.
Who it's for
Melody work in lessons calls for every note of the scale, and this C chromatic covers that from one instrument. Players chasing a bent blues sound across many keys would do better with a set of diatonics.
Pros and cons
- Plays chromatic scales from one instrument
- Short slide throw for quick changes
- Brass reed plates
- Pear wood comb
- Listing mixes Super Chromonica and Chromonica names
- Single key of C per instrument
- Seller description mostly in German
- Warranty terms not listed
Performance notes
Response on a chromatic depends on how quickly the slide moves and how well the reed plates seal against the comb. A short slide travel shortens the motion between natural and altered notes, and brass plates carry the reeds. Hohner credits the pear wood comb with even response from the low octave to the bright top end.
Specifications
| Brand | Hohner |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 0.37 pounds |
| Item dimensions | 6.3 × 1.6 × 1.2 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Tonal range | 3 octaves |
| Construction & materials | |
| Body Material | Pear Wood Comb |
| Material Type | Nickel |
| Color | Nickel |
| Finish Type | Chrome |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Instrument, case, cleaning cloth |
| Other details | |
| Instrument Key | C Major |
| Number of holes | 12 |
| Sound Profile | Chromatic |
| Number of tones | 48 |
| Style | Individual |
| Reed plates | Brass, 1.05mm |
| Slide travel | 4mm |
| Spare part availability | 7 years (EU) |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Hohner Chromonica 270 in C a diatonic blues harp?
No. It is a chromatic harmonica with a straight slide, listed in C Major with a range of 3 octaves. A diatonic harp is a different instrument.
Which keys does the Hohner M27001X come in?
The bullets name F, E, Eb, D, C, B, Bb, A, G and LC, and the seller description adds C-Tenor. This listing is the C version.
Is it the Super Chromonica 270 or the Chromonica 48?
The listing uses both. The title says Super Chromonica 270, the model name is M27048C and the description says Chromonica 48/270. Confirm with the seller which version ships.
Is the Hohner Chromonica 270 made in Germany?
Yes, the seller description states it is made in Germany.