TOMBO Pocket Bass Harmonica. The upper row features chords commonly used in C major, while the lower row features chords commonly used in A minor, arranged side by side. Its compact size makes it easy to hold.
TOMBO pocket bass harmonica. Notes commonly used in C major are arranged side-by-side on the upper row, while notes commonly used in A minor are arranged side-by-side on the lower row. This allows for smooth transitions between notes. Its compact size makes it easy to hold.
SUZUKI double bass harmonica. The thick tone leads to more stable performances in ensembles. The range is 2 octaves, so you can enjoy playing melodies unique to the bass.
TOMBO bass harmonica. The powerful sound produced by the large bass reeds leads to more stable ensemble playing. The layout is the same as a piano, making it an easy model for beginners to get used to.
HOHNER's harmonica allows you to play the Blue Note scale by adding one more note to the pentatonic scale. This scale is often used in popular music. The key is Cm.
HOHNER's harmonica allows you to play the Blue Note scale by adding three more notes to the pentatonic scale. This scale is often used in popular music. The key is Em.
The BCH-48 is a full-scale chord harmonica that can reproduce the feel of a bass harmonica and a chord harmonica on its own. It can also create a rich ensemble, comparable to a trio, even in duets. It features a single reed for the chords and a heavy double reed for the bass, with two reeds in different octaves.
SUZUKI baritone harmonica. It has a range one octave lower than a 21-hole double-note harmonica. When added to an ensemble, the sound expands in the bass section, allowing for gorgeous performances. The key is C.