Hohner 1896 Marine Band Harmonica - Key Of G
Hohner 1896 Marine Band Harmonica - Key Of G
The key of G version of the Hohner 1896 Marine Band Harmonica has been played by harmonica legends such as Paul Butterfield, Little Walter, and Bob Dylan.
It features 10 holes, 20 brass reeds, a stainless-steel cover, a pearwood lacquered mouthpiece and a sealed pearwood comb to prevent shrinking and swelling.
Features:
- Hohner 1896 Marine Band Harmonica - Key Of G
- Diatonic
- Richter Tuning
- Key Of G
- 10 Holes
- 20 Brass Plates: 0.9mm Brass Reeds
- Stainless Steel Cover
- Lacquered Pearwood Mouthpiece
- Sealed Pearwood Comb
- 3.9" (10 cm) Length
- Authorized Dealer
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