Hohner Golden Melody G harmonica

General

Do you love playing the harmonica, but do quick solos and fast melodies sometimes get the better of you? Take a look at the Golden Melody harmonica by Hohner! Not only was it designed to facilitate swift melodies, it also allows for special techniques like overblowing and bending. Thanks to its unique retro design, this harmonica looks and sounds as if it came straight from the '50s - the decade when this model was first introduced. The Golden Melody is often heard in genres such as blues, country, jazz and pop.

The Hohner experience

Harmonicas come in all shapes and sizes. There are many series and models to choose from, each representing its own unique sound. Harmonicas from the German brand Hohner, however, all share a common characteristic: their excellent quality. With more than a century and a half of experience under their belt, Hohner delivers nothing but the best instruments. Each harmonica is a piece of art that was created with care, expertise and great eye for detail. In fact, many of Hohner's harmonicas are made by hand, as the manufacturer feels that machines don't have the heart required to build good musical instruments. Naturally, a philosophy like this leads to outstanding results, and the Golden Melody is no exception. From the first goosebump-inducing notes you play, you'll be able to experience Hohner's amazing precision.

The Golden Melody in G

Featuring ten holes, this diatonic harmonica has a range of twenty tones, divided over four octaves. Its perfectly tuned and well isolated copper reeds are attached to a brass reed plate. To ensure a clear sound, the Golden Melody harmonica has a red ABS plastic comb that won't swell or shrink over time. The mouthpiece - also made of ABS - is both durable and comfortable, and the closed, full-length stainless steel covers - adorned with a beautiful Hohner print - add additional warmth. This Hohner Golden Melody produces a clear, rounded sound and is tuned in the key of G major, making it the perfect cross harp for music in D. Thanks to its convex covers and comfortably curvy design with rounded corners, the harmonica is a joy to play.