MUZICUTA HOHNER Echo harmonica by M. Hohner

MUZICUTA HOHNER Echo harmonica by M. Hohner

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remolo and octave harmonicas are easily recognised as they have two rows of holes instead of the usual one.

Tremolo harmonicas such as the Hohner Echo have 2 sets of reeds for each note, with one tuned slightly higher than the other - when these reeds are played together they give an unmistakable swirling tremolo sound.

Because of the way the notes are laid out, it's impossible to bend the notes on a tremolo harmonica - for most styles of contemporary music, especially blues, you'll be much better off with a standard diatonic "blues harp" style harmonica. On the other hand, if you're after that authentic "folk harmonica" sound (like the early Bob Dylan records), then a tremolo harmonica is what you need!