Echo Harp 64, C/G-major

Tremolo tuned harmonicas are mainly used in traditional folk music. Blow and draw notes are situated in adjacent holes and the individual channel openings are horizontally divided into two, whereby the upper and lower half each contain one blow or draw note which sound simultaneously, in contrast to the single note arrangement used in Richter harmonicas. These notes are tuned to the same pitch but a few cents apart, so that they create a tremolo effect when played together. The resulting sound is characterized by a light, pulsating quality which is pleasing to the ear.

Available in 4 different sizes, this wooden bodied harmonica features removable, embossed cover plates. Playable from both side, eg. in C and on the opposite in G, the contrasting tones are set up one fifth apart.

Key: C/G-major
Reeds: 2 x 32
Reed plates: Brass 0.9 mm
Comb: Wood

• Key: C/G
• Tuning: Major
• Number of reeds: 64 (2x 32)
• Coverplate finishing: Lavish embossment
• Body material: Maple wood
• Reed plate material: Brass
• Reed plate thickness: 0,9 mm
• Length: ca. 11,8 cm
• Special features: Wender harp
• Accessories: Instrument box