The 1896 Marine Band Harmonica Pro Pack contains 3 of Hohner's professional-level Marine Band harmonicas in a package that saves you some cash while offering you harmonicas in the most popular keys of G, A, and C.

Played by world-famous harmonica players like John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, Little Walter, and Paul Butterfield, the Marine Band is a number-one choice among top professionals and one of the most recognizable models all over the world. It's known for its full tone, wood comb, and its patented cover plates. This is the harmonica that was there when harmonica blues was born. The Marine Band harp is a result of over 100 years of tradition and German craftsmanship.

This 1896 Marine Band Pro harmonica pack comes in sealed "blister packaging" that has several advantages. As the harmonicas are sealed, they are guaranteed to have never been played or tampered with. Additionally, there is useful product information on the package card, for example, a key chart telling players which key of harmonica to use for certain songs if they wish to play in crossharp or 2nd position, which is the default position for blues and rock 'n' roll. Lastly, blister packaging can include added items, such as small booklets on the history of the harmonica, or a mini catalog showing other Hohner harmonicas, accessories, and merchandise.

MPN: 3P1896BX
UPC: 048667326293

• 10-hole diatonic
  
• 3-pack
  
• Key: G, C, and A
  
• Reeds: 20
  
• Reedplates: Brass; 0.9 mm
  
• Pearwood comb
  
• Length: 10cm
  
• Improved reed profiles to increase reed life by over 200%
  
• Precision die punches to ensure reed plates with unparalleled air tightness
  
• Improved tuning accuracy (through investment in innovative new tools)
  
• Extremely stable stainless steel covers that won't tarnish and are easy to clean
  
• Dynamic range and highest volume of most any commercially made harmonica
  
• Super-fast response at all volume levels
  
• Easily adjustability for overblows
  
• A unique Hohner sound that is a tone benchmark for blues, folk, and rock