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Hohner Super 64 and Super 64x Harmonicas

byMike Lawson
March 5, 2018
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Hohner Super 64 and Super 64x Harmonicas
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These two new models from Hohner offer individual adjustment of slide spring tension, while the revolutionary construction of the new SilentSlide is exceptionally airtight and almost completely silent in operation.

In addition, the comb chambers are optimized to ensure fastest possible reed response. The Super 64X boasts double thickness reed plates over the entire range, offering a massive boost in volume, and the high-end finish gives it a uniquely attractive appearance.

Both models set new standards in durability and ease of maintenance. The reed plates are mounted with screws, without contact to the covers, reducing reed wear and making basic maintenance much simpler. The covers are attached separately, and the nylon case provided also serves as a mobile work bench.

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