Hohner Blues Bender Harmonica

This harmonica gives everybody access to the bluesy notes needed to make blues or rock riff complete. The Blues Bender harmonica's are based on Hohner's famous Marine Band harp but with thicker normal reed plates for consistent tone and durability.

• The Blues Bender P.A.C. features:
• 10-hole diatonic
• Standard (Richter) tuning
• Airtight construction for easier note bending
• Patented Acoustic Cover plates that allow for greater volume and projection
• Thicker reed plates for consistent tone
• Long-lasting reeds
• Hohner harmonicas feature:
• Improved reed profiles to increase reed life by over 200%
• Precision die punches to ensure reed plates with unparalleled air tightness
• Improved tuning accuracy (through investment in innovative new tools)
• Extremely stable stainless steel covers that won't tarnish and are easy to clean
• Dynamic range and highest volume of most any commercially made harmonica
• Super-fast response at all volume levels
• Easily adjustability for overblows
• A unique Hohner sound that is a tone benchmark for blues, folk, and rock

Designed primarily to make playing and note bending easy for entry level players, the Blues Bender P.A.C. allows everybody access to the bluesy notes needed to make any riff complete.

The Blues Bender P.A.C. features "Patented Acoustic Covers" from the Marine Band Harmonica, the all time favourite among serious players since 1896. Originally patented by Jacob Hohner in 1897, the special shape of the cover increases the volume of air enclosed between the reeds and cover-plates which, when thrown into vibration and vented through the special side vents, allows for greater volume and projection. The Blues Bender P.A.C. features thicker than normal reed plates for a consistent tone. It is extremely airtight between the mouthpiece and the reed plates, allowing for easier note bending and making expressive playing easier.

Professional harmonica player Lil' Ronnie (of Lil' Ronnie and the Grand Dukes) rated the Blues Bender P.A.C. as his top choice for ease of playability, note bending, and consistent volume and tone when compared against other models.