Hohner 1896bx-A Marine Band Harmonica in KEY OF A Vox All-black anodized and powder-coated hardware

All-black anodized and powder-coated hardware

Signal processing: 32bit floating point and 32bit fixed point

Each stage of an amp’s circuit has been measured and matched back to the original

These strings are constructed around a round core that create higher flexibility and more durability

which is a wide range drive pedal based around the rotation of a clipping network into different locations in the circuit

Hohner 1896bx-A Marine Band Harmonica in KEY OF A Vox All-black anodized and powder-coated hardwareDiatonic Harmonicas The most common type of harmonica is the diatonic or Richter harmonica, named after Joseph Richter from Bohemia, a folk musician who developed this tuning system around 1825. These instruments are often generically referred to as Blues Harps, reflecting the popularity of the HOHNER model Blues Harp. The diatonic harmonica is a single voice instrument and usually has 10 channels, each with one blow and one draw note. It is mainly