Kongsheng Baby Fat High Quality 7 Hole Diatonic Harmonica includes Free USA Shipping

Kongsheng

  • $23.00
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Each key is a different color:
G - Yellow, A - Blue, Bb - Purple, C - Red, D - Pink, F - Green

Available in Standard Richter, Paddy, Country, and Natural Minor tunings!

The best diatonic harmonica from KONGSHENG

This is a product that pays attention to detail

  • Designed for professional use
  • High quality phosphor bronze reeds & brass plate
  • Special surface treatment on cover plates makes the color look soft
  • Stable structural design & precise machining process

Item specifics
Brand Name: KONGSHENG. Made in China.
Tuning: Diatonic Richter, Natural Minor, Paddy Richter, Country
Holes: 7 1-7 on a standard diatonic, no high notes.
Reed Plate Material: Phosphor Bronze
Cover Plate Material: Aluminum
Comb Resin
Type: Blues
Model Number: Baby Fat
Keys: G, A, Bb, C, D, F

Standard:

Natural Minor: Labeled in First Position

Paddy Richter:

Country:


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Allan Studley
Baby Fat Harps

These harps are outstanding! They last waaaaaay longer than any Hohner or Lee Oskar harps. VERY fat sound, too.

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Ed Coogan

Great service, always

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Laurel

A fun harmonica to play. Has a big sound for it's diminutive size. I will likely end up with a full set of these.

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Joel Paige
B flat baby fat

Don't know how long it will last, but it plays well,bends as easy as other harps,sounds great!!

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b.d.
sound great. colors hideous.

I bought all six at the same time just to get them down to 20 bucks apiece. They're interesting. They sound great, the chords sound great and I definitely love the minor tuning. For 20 bucks you can't beat it. I still love the special 20s more obviously but these are 20 bucks a pop. Would've been five stars but the colors are absolutely hideous. they've got the key listed on the front of the harp so I just don't think the colors are necessary. I know most people don't care about that but I'm OCD. Aluminum so they don't work on a magnetic harp rack, but I knew that already before I bought them. So I'm hot gluing a thin piece of stainless steel to the underside to solve that problem. If you want some minor harps they're great. Eventually I think I'm gonna get the L.O. Tombo from Japan, but I can't afford a full set of those at 50 apiece right now.