Description

This diatonic tremolo harmonica in a traditional design has a split plastic comb body: four channels in a square correspond to a pull tone and a blast tone. When playing a note, two reeds that are slightly out of tune are always addressed, which together produce the typical "floating" tremolo sound. This sound has become a stylistic element of folk music on the harmonica. The SAILOR STEEL tremolo is available in the keys as well as A and E harmonic minor. The SAILOR STEEL tremolo is suitable for playing melodies or accompaniment. With the so-called tongue-tapping technique, both are possible at the same time and the SAILOR STEEL tremolo then sounds as full as a Styrian accordion. Technical data: 24 double channels 48 stainless steel reeds (and rivets) with high tuning stability and loud, full tremolo sound Split comb body, black plastic - anti-corrosive and swelling-free Stable sound covers made of stainless steel Airtight reed plates: nickel silver (1.0mm) with very good flatness Weight: 134 g Dimensions 182 x 30 x 24mm The SAILOR STEEL tremolo - demanding players of many traditional music styles (Shanty, Alpine folk music, Irish folk, classical, etc.) will certainly enjoy this professional tremolo instrument. MORE VOLUME - MORE VIBES