Hohner Orchestra Bass 58
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Hohner
Orchestra Bass 58
Product Info
Article Number:
536533
Brand:
Hohner
Model:
Orchestra Bass 58
Category:
Chromatic Harmonicas
Price:
$1,263.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Hohner Orchestra Bass 58 is a serious instrument for the seasoned bass harmonica player. It delivers a huge, full sound with impressive projection, making it ideal for orchestral settings, jazz ensembles, or anyone needing a powerful low-end voice. It's built to last and offers a level of responsiveness you won’t find in cheaper models.
Product Description
- Hohner Orchestra Bass 58
- Bass Harmonica
- Tonal range: 2 octaves (E - e')
- 58 Reeds
- Brass reedplates: 2.0 mm
- Stainless steel cover plates
- Length: 21.3 cm
- High volume and full air-tightness due to mouthpiece integrated in the comb
- Best response even in quiet passages due to optimised mouthpiece opening
- Very easy to service due to complete screw connection
PROS
- • Exceptional projection and bass response thanks to the 58 reeds.
- • Brass reedplates offer a warm, resonant, and complex tone.
- • Screw-together construction simplifies maintenance and ensures airtightness.
- • Stainless steel covers resist corrosion and provide a professional feel.
CONS
- • The size and weight (over 1.5 lbs) can be fatiguing for extended playing.
- • The comb design, while airtight, can feel a little bulky for some players.
- • The price point places it firmly in the premium-priced category.
Product Video
Key Features
Key
E
Holes
12
Reeds
58
Cover Material
Stainless Steel
Comb Material
ABS Plastic
Weight
1.55 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Seydel tends to be brighter and more responsive, while the Hohner offers a warmer, more resonant, and slightly more complex tone, leaning towards a more traditional bass harmonica sound.
The integrated comb and mouthpiece do make the instrument quite substantial; players with smaller hands might find it a bit cumbersome, though the screw-together design allows for some adjustment.
With proper care and regular servicing (reed cleaning, comb lubrication), you can reasonably expect decades of reliable performance from this instrument – it’s built to a very high standard.
