Hohner whistle
- michael_coleman
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Hohner whistle
Anybody ever play one of these? I know they make reco#$%s but I have heard they make whistles. I have been really impressed by them as an instrument company. I played a friends Hohner guitar, as well as several others in San Fransisco and was impressed at how quality of an instrument it was despite how inexpensive it was...
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There was a thread a few months back about these. IIRC they were popular among kwella (?) musicians, but aren't made anymore and are collectors items.
I know what you mean about Honer though, I have a Hohner acoustic bass guitar that is very nice. Full sound, nice finish and binding. When I was shopping around for a bass , the Hohner sounded much better than the Ovation, and was half the price.
I know what you mean about Honer though, I have a Hohner acoustic bass guitar that is very nice. Full sound, nice finish and binding. When I was shopping around for a bass , the Hohner sounded much better than the Ovation, and was half the price.
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I don't think Hohner has been making whistles for a while. You can find used ones floating around. They are tin with square windways, flat blades. Their sound is pure and quiet and really quite nice.
I thought there was a picture of one on the main page. I reviewed one that I had on loan from Cranberry, you might want to run a search of that, I may even had a picture in that review, I don't remember.
I thought there was a picture of one on the main page. I reviewed one that I had on loan from Cranberry, you might want to run a search of that, I may even had a picture in that review, I don't remember.
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Cranberry's Hohner Bb:
Here are two more pictures.
Close-up of window and HOHNER Bb inscription:
http://www.homepage.mac.com/etbloomfiel ... /IMG_2.jpg
Side view of moutpiece:
http://www.homepage.mac.com/etbloomfiel ... G_0003.jpg
Here are two more pictures.
Close-up of window and HOHNER Bb inscription:
http://www.homepage.mac.com/etbloomfiel ... /IMG_2.jpg
Side view of moutpiece:
http://www.homepage.mac.com/etbloomfiel ... G_0003.jpg
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Hohner even made a LOW Bb (below low D) a while ago...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 96631&rd=1
(someday, we may learn they even made sarrusasaphones, moldo-valachian taragots, glockenspiels and garklein tubas...)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 96631&rd=1
(someday, we may learn they even made sarrusasaphones, moldo-valachian taragots, glockenspiels and garklein tubas...)