Six tremolo harmonicas mounted on a rotating six-pointed star spindle make this replacement module the heart of Hohner's Sextuple Kreuzwender system. The paddlewheel configuration lets players switch between keys mid-performance by rotating the entire assembly while keeping both hands in position. Each harmonica in the sextet is tuned to one of the most commonly used keys, delivering instant access to different tonalities without fumbling through a case. This is the genuine replacement unit for the world's largest tremolo harmonica, designed specifically for traditional folk music ensembles and solo performers working in alpine and European folk repertoires.
Each of the six harmonicas features brass reed plates measuring 0.9mm thick with a brass surface finish, housing a total of 48 reeds across the complete assembly. The combs are maplewood with a brown finish, double lacquered for moisture resistance and dimensional stability during extended playing sessions. The star-shaped spindle grips at both ends allow smooth rotation through all six instruments while maintaining secure hand positioning. This C-key module integrates directly into the Kreuzwender frame system, replacing worn or damaged units without requiring complete system replacement.
Features
- Six tremolo harmonicas mounted on rotating paddlewheel spindle configuration
- Brass reed plates with 0.9mm thickness for responsive tonal response
- 48 reeds total across the complete six-harmonica assembly
- Maplewood combs with brown finish and double lacquer coating
- Six-pointed star spindle grips enable key rotation during performance
- Replacement module for Hohner Sextuple Kreuzwender tremolo harmonica system
- Tuned to key of C for integration into multi-key setup
- Brass surface reed plates for traditional folk music tonal character



