With 64 reeds spanning a full four–octave range, the Hohner Larry Adler 64 Chromatic Harmonica honours the legacy of one of the instrument's most celebrated players. Named after the virtuoso who brought chromatic harmonica to film scores, musicals and concert halls worldwide, this 16–hole instrument in the key of C delivers the tonal range and responsiveness demanded by serious players. The plastic comb construction provides stability across varying temperatures and humidity levels, making it dependable whether recording in air–conditioned studios or performing outdoors at summer festivals.
Brass reed plates measuring 1.05 mm thick are secured with screws rather than rivets, allowing for precise alignment and easier maintenance over the instrument's lifespan. Stainless steel cover plates resist corrosion and provide projection without adding excessive weight to the 16–hole layout. The chromatic slide mechanism gives players access to all 12 chromatic notes across the four–octave span, expanding harmonic possibilities well beyond diatonic models. This construction approach balances durability with the acoustic properties needed for both traditional blues and jazz applications as well as contemporary classical repertoire.
Features
- 64 brass reeds arranged across 16 holes for four–octave range
- Key of C tuning with chromatic slide mechanism for all semitones
- 1.05 mm brass reed plates affixed with screws for reliable alignment
- Resilient plastic comb maintains tuning stability in varying climates
- Stainless steel cover plates resist corrosion and improve projection
- Screw–mounted reed plates allow for maintenance and adjustment access
- Named after renowned chromatic harmonica virtuoso Larry Adler
- 16–hole configuration provides extended harmonic and melodic possibilities



