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Keys C, D, G
Covers a large share of folk, blues and country songs. Cross harp on these lands you in G, A and D.

Independent shopping perspective
Three Hoodoo Blues harmonicas in C, D and G with a carrying case. An inexpensive way to cover the three most common song keys.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Covers a large share of folk, blues and country songs. Cross harp on these lands you in G, A and D.
Detail 02
Case keeps lint and pocket grit out of the reeds, which is the main killer of cheap harps.
Detail 03
You swap harps to change key rather than shifting position on one instrument.
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Under nine dollars a harp. Entry-tier reeds and response; treat them as consumable.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The C harp. Instructional books, videos and tab default to C, so you can follow along without transposing anything.
The C harp. Cross harp puts you a fourth above the harp's key, so C gives G, G gives D, and D gives A.
They will get you through casual playing and practice. At this price the reeds are entry-tier, so expect to replace rather than repair them.
Yes, the set ships as three harmonicas with a case sized for them.
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