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This set of 7 Piedmont Blues Hohner harmonicas is brand new and ready to play. The harmonicas in the set come in all of the most popular keys: C-D-E-F-G-A-Bb. These 10 hole harmonicas feature brass reeds that sound great for blues, folk, rock or country music! All 7 harmonicas come in a custom ...

A smooth comfortable-feeling harmonica with genuine brass plates recessed in a plastic body. Exceptionally warm sounding and airtight with bolted-on covers.

An easy to play, affordable model. Key of C. The reeds of Diatonic Harmonicas produce the notes of the scale to which they are tuned. For example, a diatonic harmonica tuned to the key of C would produce the natural notes of the C scale without sharps and flats (picture the white keys on a piano, ...

Hohner Blues Band-10 Hole, Key of C only. The reeds of Diatonic Harmonicas produce the notes of the scale to which they are tuned. Hohner's diatonic harmonicas set the industry standard through their high quality construction, excellent response and unsurpassed tone. Often called ''Blues Harps'', ...

The Major Diatonic harmonica is the most commonly used tuning for playing Blues, Rock, Country Folk & Jazz. Made of quality materials, Lee Oskar Harmonicas are the professional players choice.

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Specially designed for 10-hole harmonicas.

Internationally recognized by performers for its beauty and simplicity, this is the most favored and famous harmonica in the world. The 1896 features finely chrome-plated heavy convex covers and a distinctive pearwood comb, packaged in a plastic hinged case with U.S. Marine Band photo.

This is a Brand New In Package high-quality Ocarina Flute, which is one of the oldest musical instruments on Earth! It is plastic and measures 6 inches long. It sounds and plays great! Also known as a Sweet Potato, the ocarina has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity because of the hit video game ...

Also known as the Jews' Harp, the Jaws Harp is a hand-sized instrument placed in front of the mouth. Its name is misleading, as the Jews' Harp is neither a harp nor associated with Jewish tradition. It has a long history, and has remained popular because it is portable and relatively easy to ...