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Note on condition:
Returned from shipping with light signs of use
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Steve Baker Signature Harp - The Legend Plays HOHNER!
For decades Steve Baker has been one of Europe's defining harp players—and HOHNER has always been at his side. With this signature model we honor the life’s work of an exceptional musician who helped shape the European harp scene like no other.
Steve himself was heavily involved in the development and played a decisive role in the upgrades of the legendary Marine Band—from Deluxe through Crossover to Thunderbird. The Signature Harp is available in the tunings Country/Major 7 and Natural Minor. It opens scales and chords that are missing in standard tunings and brings Steve's unique melodic style to life for you!
Features
Highlights
- High-quality, multi-lacquered pearwood comb body
- 20 reeds
- Brass reed plates 0.9 mm, manufactured to the tightest tolerances for maximum response
- Precision-milled HOHNER Classic brass reeds
- Rounded edges plus an additional "Super-Glide Finish" on the mouthpiece for a comfortable playing feel
- Available in the two tunings preferred by Steve Baker: Major 7/Country and Natural Minor
- Sturdy, practical "SnapCase" case
- Made in Germany
- Key: Country: G, A, C, D / Natural Minor: Gm, Am, Bm, Dm
- Type: Diatonic
- Number of Holes: 10
- Range: 3 Octaves
Scope of delivery
- 1 x Hohner Marine Band Deluxe C Steve Baker Signature Harmonica
Specification
- Product number 00118768
- Chromatic/diatonic chromatic
- also for children No
- Colour Silver
- Scale type C
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