Hohner Tremolo Sextet CDFGABb Harmonica

Six harmonicas mounted on a rotating six-pointed star spindle create this unique tremolo instrument. Hohner's Tremolo Sextet CDFGABb combines six full harmonicas in the most commonly used keys–C, D, F, G, A, and Bb–into a single paddle-wheel design. The player holds the entire assembly in both hands and rotates it to switch between keys mid-performance. Each harmonica remains a complete instrument in its own right, attached with screws to the central spindle grips at both ends. This configuration suits harmonica ensembles and solo players working across multiple keys in traditional folk repertoire.

Reed plates measure 0.9 mm thick and are constructed entirely from brass, with brass surface finishing throughout. Each harmonica uses slightly detuned reed pairs to produce the characteristic tremolo warble. The screw-attachment system allows players to rearrange the order of the six instruments to match their most frequently used key changes or playing patterns. The rotating mechanism provides access to all six keys without needing to swap instruments or fumble with multiple harmonicas during a performance.

Features

• Six harmonicas in keys C, D, F, G, A, and Bb mounted on rotating spindle
• Six-pointed star shaped grips at both ends enable key switching while playing
• Individual harmonicas attached with screws for customisable key arrangement
• Slightly detuned reed pairs produce classic tremolo harmonica sound
• Brass reed plates with 0.9 mm thickness throughout all six instruments
• Brass surface finishing on all reed plates for consistent tonal response
• Paddle-wheel construction allows rotation between keys while holding instrument
• Designed for traditional folk music and harmonica ensemble performance applications