Hohner Mundharmonika Blues Harp MS Db-Dur

Hohner Blues Harp MS Db Major

The Hohner Blues Harp MS in Db Major is part of the legendary Blues Harp series—one of the world’s best-selling diatonic harmonicas. It combines traditional blues sound with modern modular construction and is ideal for musicians seeking expression, warmth, and reliability in a compact instrument.

Powerful sound for authentic blues

The proven sandwich design, featuring 0.9 mm brass reed plates, stainless steel covers, and a wooden body made of Doussie (African hardwood), ensures a full, warm, and assertive tone. The Db major tuning is particularly appealing to experienced players who want to harmonize in specific keys or with brass instruments.

MS Series: Modular, flexible, durable

As part of the MS Series (Modular System), the Blues Harp MS offers the advantage of interchangeable cover plates, body, and tuning plates. This makes it particularly easy to maintain and customize. The new TORX® screws increase stability and facilitate access to the instrument’s interior.

Sustainably packaged: the Snapcase

The eco-friendly Snapcase packaging is not only practical and compact (dimensions: 46 × 37 × 142 mm), but also reliably protects your harp during transport. Whether in your pocket, gig bag, or on tour—the Blues Harp is always well secured.

Conclusion: Your harp for distinctive sounds in Db

With the Hohner Blues Harp MS Db Major, you’re choosing a first-class instrument “Made in Germany” that stands out for its excellent craftsmanship, outstanding sound, and high flexibility—perfect for the stage, studio, or jam session.

Features:

• 20 reeds
• Brass reed plates (0.9 mm)
• Diatonic harmonica in Db major
• Stainless steel cover plates
• Part of the Hohner MS series with modular design
• Body made of Doussie wood (African hardwood)
• TORX® screws for easy maintenance and high stability
• Snapcase – compact, eco-friendly packaging
• Packaging dimensions: 46 × 37 × 142 mm
• Made in Germany

Specs:

• Tonality: Db
• Cell body: Wood
• Type: Harmonica
• Theme: Wind Instruments

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