Hohner Tremolo Sextet Replacement Harmonica
HOH-M5348087
$209
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Six tremolo harmonicas rotate around a six-pointed star spindle, creating the world's largest tremolo harmonica system. This Hohner exclusive locks six instruments in the most popular keys onto a single paddlewheel-style assembly, allowing players to switch keys mid-performance by rotating the entire unit while maintaining their grip. The Tremolo Sextet transforms traditional folk and ensemble playing by eliminating the need to swap individual harmonicas between songs or sections.
Each of the six harmonicas in the assembly features brass reed plates at 0.9mm thickness with a natural brass finish. The system contains 48 reeds total across all six instruments, distributed to deliver the characteristic tremolo effect that defines this playing style. Maplewood combs receive a double lacquer finish in brown, providing both visual warmth and structural stability. The star-shaped spindle grips at both ends secure the instruments while enabling smooth rotation through all key positions.
The rotating paddlewheel configuration suits harmonica ensembles where rapid key changes between traditional folk tunes are common. Solo players working through medleys or sets with varied key signatures can rotate to the required instrument without breaking their playing position. The double-lacquered maplewood construction withstands the mechanical demands of frequent rotation while maintaining the tonal warmth that tremolo players expect from traditional folk applications.
Features
- Six tremolo harmonicas mounted on rotating paddlewheel spindle system
- Brass reed plates at 0.9mm thickness with natural brass surface
- 48 total reeds distributed across all six harmonica units
- Maplewood combs with double lacquer finish in brown
- Six-pointed star spindle grips enable mid-performance key rotation
- World's largest tremolo harmonica configuration from Hohner
- Instruments held securely while allowing smooth rotation through keys
- Designed for traditional folk music and harmonica ensemble performance
