Hohner Penta Harp Harmonica in the Key of D Minor

Most diatonic harmonicas force beginners to master complex bending techniques before they can play blues scales accurately – a process that can take years. The Hohner PentaHarp solves this by mapping the minor pentatonic scale with added blue note directly to the tonal layout, eliminating the need for bending entirely. Built on the proven Special 20 platform, this 10-hole diatonic harmonica in D Minor uses an ABS comb and recessed reed plates to deliver the same robust construction that's made the Special 20 a studio and stage standard.

The tonal layout spans three complete blues scales across the 10-hole range, with the blow-draw cycle remaining consistent throughout – unlike Richter-tuned harmonicas that shift pattern between holes 6 and 7. This means players can move up and down the instrument without altering their breathing technique, making scales and runs immediately accessible. Every note in the minor pentatonic scale plus the flatted fifth blue note sits ready to play with simple blow and draw actions, no pitch manipulation required. The harmonica ships in a modern plastic snapcase for transport and storage.

Features

• Minor pentatonic scale layout with added blue note in D Minor
• Based on Special 20 construction with ABS comb and recessed reed plates
• Three complete blues scales across 10-hole diatonic range
• No bending techniques required to play accurate blues scale
• Consistent blow-draw cycle throughout entire tonal range
• No pattern shift between holes 6 and 7 like Richter harmonicas
• All pentatonic and blue notes accessible via straight blows and draws
• Includes modern plastic snapcase for protection and portability