Hohner Speedy

Product Nr.: 10014184

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Attention: This item is excluded from return/exchange.

Certain items are excluded for reasons of hygiene or copyright once their packaging has been opened and use cannot therefore be ruled out. These include in-ear headphones, reeds and tubes for wind instruments, software, books and other media. We are sure that you would like to receive a hygienically perfect product or a product that is not already registered - we therefore ask for your understanding.

Product information

The Hohner Speedy is a diatonic harmonica that is particularly suitable for preschool children. Available in yellow, blue, black and pink, the instrument features four widely spaced channel openings that make practicing easier. Thanks to the completely bite-resistant plastic body, the harmonica promises a long life. Hohner Speedy:

Coverplate finishing: Plastic
Includes: Harmonica
Key: C
Length: approx. 10 cm
Material Korpus: Plastic
Notice: Harmonicas are generally excluded from exchange for hygienic reasons!
Number of reeds: 8
Reed plate material: Brass
Reed plate thickness: 0,9 mm
Special Features: various colours
Tuning: Major

About Hohner

"Music is a language that everyone understands"

Hohner is one of the world’s best-known manufacturers of harmonicas and accordions. The company was founded in 1857 by Matthias Hohner in Trossingen, Germany, and for generations has stood for instruments that make it easier for people to access and enjoy music.

Driven by the belief that “music is a language that everyone understands,” Hohner develops instruments that combine passion, joy of playing, and traditional craftsmanship. With more than 160 years of experience, a strong focus on quality, and close ties to the music community, Hohner is now considered the world market leader in harmonicas and continues to shape the sound of this instrument today.