Re: Re: [Harp-L] A Hohner Pro is Shredding My Tongue
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- Subject: Re: Re: [Harp-L] A Hohner Pro is Shredding My Tongue
- From: "Tim Moyer" <wmharps@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2005 21:36:04 -0000
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Pierre wrote:
> In this case its just a bad design (compared to a SP20). I cannot
> understand why Hohner would keep selling such a bad design.
Perhaps
> if these harps were $5.99 it would be OK.
Ironically, the Blues Band and Pocket Pal (and Old Standby and GLH
and on and on) are less than $5.99, and they have the same design as
the Special 20.
I think Hohner's idea was to make one design that they could use to
replace several of their non-MS models, which included the Blues
Harp and the Meisterklasse, which were traditional sandwich design
(like the Marine Band) as well as the full-mouthpiece models like
the Pro Harp and the Cross Harp. It's hard to make a single design
of plate that can be both overhanging and recessed. It's hard to
make a recessed mouthpiece in a wood comb and in a metal comb. So
overhanging won out.
-tim
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