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Re: Hohner 112 tuning

It is not so much being a "purist" but preferring
to not stick out like a sore thumb when playing with other instruments.

12TET and close to dry works with nearly everything

If I had one box for everything including Cajun and Irish and English and French and Quebec.. it would be tempered tuning and close to if not dead dry.

Re: Hohner 112 tuning

Hi Everyone,

Thanks again for your great comments. Just an update, I bought the 112, a very sweet instrument and cleaned out the bellows of the 114, which has improved its playability greatly, plus largely removed that nasty smell! I also got a quote to replace the damaged bass reed on the 114 for $130 (parts and labour), which sounds reasonable. That means that for less than $400 I'll end up with two fine sounding Hohner one-rows. Now that's what I'm talkin' about...


Regards,

Tony



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