Best Hohner products in the Wind instruments category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Hohner products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Hohner Special 20 M560016X
Harmonica with recessed reed plates. Tuning of the harmonica: C major. For a better playing experience, the reed plates are embedded in the comb body. Reliable performance in all climatic conditions thanks to durable plastic. The warm sound is enhanced by small cover openings on the back. Diatonic harmonica. Range: 3 octaves - reeds: 20. The Hohner Special 20 harmonica offers a revolutionary concept for a unique, beautifully smooth sound: The Special 20 is the world's first diatonic harmonica with recessed reed plates in the comb body. This creates a raised mouthpiece that promises unprecedented playing comfort and makes the Special 20 one of the most copied harmonica designs in the world. Its characteristic sound is perfect for everything from folk and country to rock and pop. The Special 20 provides everything a professional harp player needs, while its smoothness also makes it an ideal instrument for beginners. Anyone looking for a harp that is not only suitable for beginners but will also remain a loyal companion in the future will find the Special 20 to be the perfect choice.
2. Hohner Happy color harmonica
The Happy Color Harp is excellent for getting started in blues and rock music. The note arrangement is identical to standard blues instruments such as the Blues Harp, Marine Band, or Big River Harp. Available in four colors, the Happy Color Harp with plastic covers plays very comfortably and smoothly.
3. Hohner Blues Harp
The name represents the typical blues sound. It is a metaphor for whiskey bars, dives, and good vibes; a synonym for the vast prairie, endless fields, and wandering: the Blues Harp. For over 50 years, the harmonica has been pivotal in shaping the sound of blues, rock, and to some extent, folk. The Blues Harp is specifically designed for that unique blues sound, but thanks to its modular system, it can be easily customized to suit your preferences – simple, quick, and at any time. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced player, the Blues Harp is the right harmonica for you.
4. Hohner Blues Harp Eb
Harmonica with maximum flexibility thanks to its chamber body. Tuning of the harmonica: D major. With the chamber body, you experience maximum flexibility. The reed plates and covers are compatible with all other instruments in the MS series. Minimized source behavior thanks to the double-coated Doussié chamber body. Diatonic harmonica. Range: 3 octaves - Reeds: 20. The Hohner harmonica Blues Harp represents the typical blues sound. It is a metaphor for whiskey bars, dives, and good vibes, a synonym for the vast prairie, endless fields, and wandering. For over 50 years, the harmonica has been pioneering the sound of blues, rock, and partly folk. The Blues Harp is designed specifically for that unique blues sound, but thanks to its modular system, it can be easily customized to your liking - simple, quick, and at any time. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced player, the Blues Harp is the right harp for you.
5. Hohner Melody Line
A reliable, sturdy, and easy-to-maintain plastic recorder with solid sound quality. The ABS plastic used is impact-resistant, hygienic to clean, and safe to put in the mouth. The Melody product package includes everything you need to get started right away: a cleaning rod with sponge, a reusable plastic case, and a fingering chart.
6. Hohner Alegra Line Recorder
Making music is so much fun because it allows us to explore new worlds, either alone or with friends, through our own songs or existing ones. Our Alegra flutes are specially designed for the smallest musicians. The hole spacing is optimal for children's hands, and thanks to the narrow mouthpiece, they are incredibly comfortable to play. As the first flute with a mouthpiece made of antibacterial plastic and a wooden body, the Alegra Line combines all the advantages of a plastic instrument with the warm, mellow sound of a wooden flute. Depending on preference, our Alegra is available with either a German or Baroque fingering.
7. Hohner Marine Band 1896
The Marine Band 1896 is the origin of the blues harmonica. This iconic instrument embodies the blues like no other and sets the standard for diatonic harmonicas – that's why it is still built almost exactly the same way as it was when patented in 1896. Although it was originally intended for European folk music, the sound of the Marine Band 1896 quickly became defining for American blues in the 20th century. Almost all the blues greats of the era played it, making it the voice of broken hearts and danced-through nights, of endless prairies and stuffy nightclubs. Like no other harmonica, the Marine Band 1896 manages to give voice to emotions and spark creativity. Those who discover this piece of living music history do not just play the blues; they feel the blues.
8. Hohner Echo-Harp 2x32
"Not everyone who wanders is lost" is a famous quote from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings saga. And he's right: it's definitely a great pastime to wander through idyllic landscapes - especially if you have the right musical accompaniment. But making music at home, together with friends and family, is also one of the most enjoyable shared activities. Or perhaps simply to always have a little piece of home with you?
The ECHO Harp 2 x 32 is the classic HOHNER tremolo harmonica with a range of 2 octaves in two different keys. Thanks to its sweet, moving sound, it has been a favourite in folk music for generations, while its compact size and light weight make it an ideal travel companion - whether on foot or by car.
9. Hohner PentaHarp
In popular music, the minor pentatonic scale is one of the most useful scales of all. If you only play notes from this scale in the corresponding key, you will never sound wrong. The addition of the "blue note" allows the player to be even more versatile and expressive. This sequence of notes is usually called the "blues scale" and is very popular among guitarists because it provides a wonderful basis for solo playing. However, to be able to play it accurately on a standard harp, you need advanced techniques that have to be learnt first. This is where the PentaHarp comes into play.
10. Hohner Penta Harp C-minor (minor)
In popular music, the minor pentatonic scale is one of the most useful scales ever. If you only play notes from this scale in the corresponding key, you will never sound wrong. By adding the extra "blue note," the player can act even more versatile and expressively. This sequence of tones is usually called the "blues scale" and is very popular among guitarists because it provides a wonderful foundation for solo playing. However, to play it accurately on a standard harmonica, advanced techniques need to be learned first. This is where the PentaHarp comes into play.