[Harp-L] inexpensive harmonicas

["John Cederquist" <John.Cederquist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Another fine option: Hohner's "Piedmont Blues" harmonicas, in a nice
box set: 7 harps for $19.95 at a large chain music store.
Keys: C G D A E Bb F
That's $2.85 per harp, plus a carry case.  They play just fine and are
actually easy benders.

J. Cederquist, Salt Lake City



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Man, these are what I give away.  Beautiful!

http://coast2coastmusic.com/cgi-bin/cart/MLBK520.html 

This is a convenient place to get them too.


On 12/16/05, Eric Chard <jeric@xxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I've never been this obsessive about my health-- then again, I've
> never had a really nasty cold for three weeks before....
>
> SO, I'd like to purchase some cheapo loaners to carry around and
give
> to those brave souls who want to "play harp" at parties and such on
a
> harmonica many strangers have used.  >;^)
>
> Good, cheap-ass makes?  Big Rivers?
>
> And, where to buy in Seattle?  I"m getting tired of the 'tude at
> American Music.
>
>
> Eric
>
>
>
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