Hohner Tremolo Sextet Harmonica

The Tremolo Armada
If you really want to go the whole hog, you sometimes need a little bit more. Hohner's Sextuple Kreuzwender, the world's largest tremolo harmonica, comprises a set of six instruments in all the most popular keys, held together like a paddlewheel by six-pointed star shaped spindle grips at the ends, so the player can rotate the entire instrument to switch keys, while holding it in both hands. Whether you play in a harmonica ensemble or on your own, with this amazing HOHNER exclusive you can almost feel the cool mountain water flowing around your toes. Great for all traditional folk music styles.

Six instruments in one
The unique construction allows you to switch between six different keys simply by turning the wheel.

Adaptable construction
Individual harmonicas attached with screws so their order can be adjusted to suit your playing requirements.

Slightly detuned reed pairs
Slightly detuned reed pairs ensure the classic tremolo sound.

Specifications

- Reed plates (material, thickness): brass, 0.9 mm
- Reed plates (surface): brass
- Reeds (number, material): 6 x 48
- Comb (material, color): maplewood, brown
- Comb (finish): double lacquered
- Mouthpiece (surface): maplewood
- Cover plates: stainless steel
- Keys: C/D/F/G/A/Bb
- Type: tremolo
- Tuning: Richter
- Number of holes: 6 x 48
- Tonal range: 6 x 3.5 octaves
- Length: 27 cm / 10.6"