Re: SBS's Anyone?

[Ted Allbritton <ted@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Hohner's version of the 14-hole harp which simple repeats the >scale once 
you get past hole 10.

Norbert, is this harp like Brendan Power's Power Harp? Same thing? Near?

>  I've initiated a discussion about SBSs a while back and Winslow had some 
>great postings, including ASCII layouts of the notes of the SBS and the 
>365 (Hohner's 14-hole).  Plow the archives!
>--Norbert
 
Yes, I remember the discussion. I saved the thread somewhere; I always save 
Winslow's stuff. (You're the Albert Einstein of harmonica, Winslow. You 
should publish your Theory of Harmonicity. I ain't kiddin'.) Anyway, I 
should have been more specific in my post. I stated (in error) earlier that 
my C was lower than my G; I meant my D was lower than my G, which I bought 
expecting it to be higher. I want to know which keys of SBS are higher than 
the G. If anybody knows how the whole Hohner SBS line ascends *in scale*, 
please enlighten me. I love this tuning but I need the highest keys; I find 
the D's low octave to be too low for much practical use, at least for my 
harp style. 

Thanks
Ted@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx