PeruJazzHarp
1 post
Mar 15, 2013
1:15 PM
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Hello,
I have The 64 chromonica, but I would like to change new reed plates, and I email Honher and call, but nothing.
I wonder if the new super 64 reeds will fit to the old harmonica.
Any help I will thank you so much.
Angelo.
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tmf714
1567 posts
Mar 15, 2013
1:24 PM
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This is what the Hohner website offers for $205.00
Part # RP280-C
Reed plate set in C-major - Super 64, Chromonica III 64, Larry Adler 16_64 Suitable for these models: Super 64, Chromonica III 280_64, Larry Adler 16_64
Last Edited by tmf714 on Mar 15, 2013 1:25 PM
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barbequebob
2227 posts
Mar 16, 2013
7:13 AM
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I'd also advise getting a set of replacement reed plate screws as well, if necessary. However, if you own an old wooden comb, straight tuned version, those plates won't work.
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dougharps
362 posts
Mar 16, 2013
8:22 AM
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I suggest getting it repaired keeping the old plates or buying a new instrument:
LINK
The cost of new plates is close to the cost of a whole new instrument.
No affiliation with Amazon, etc.
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Doug S.
Last Edited by dougharps on Mar 16, 2013 8:24 AM
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MP
2679 posts
Mar 16, 2013
12:51 PM
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"I suggest getting it repaired keeping the old plates or buying a new instrument:"
i suggest getting it repaired and buying a new instrument.
then you would have two fine chromatic harps. you could always sell one.
since i play chro a lot i like to have more than one around.
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MP
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dougharps
364 posts
Mar 16, 2013
4:48 PM
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@MP
I can't argue with the idea of having more than one chromatic! I have 5 C chromatics: Hering 6164, 5148, Hohner 270, Chrometta 12, and an Educator. That is not to mention my keyed chromatic collection...
Can you suggest any chromatic repair techs to PeruJazzHarp that can economically help out with his 64 Chromonica repairs?
Replacement plates seem a bit pricey for repair compared to the cost of a new instrument.
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Doug S.
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