Re: Chord harmonica question.

Here is a link to a page on Pat Missin's site:

http://www.patmissin.com/ffaq/q31.html

It seems that this harmonica is no longer made.

You are interested in chords but on your tremolo
web site you prefer solo tuning to Richter tuning. I like Richter
tuning and it's variations (Paddy Richter, Country, Melody Maker)
because chords can be used in addition to single notes. I am currently 
interested in getting a Hohner Golden Melody Tremolo but cannot
find a tuning diagram for it. Can anyone on this group tell me how it 
is tuned?  I would like to order this instruction also if it becomes
available in the US:
http://www.hohner.eu/index.php?1373
So far I only see it on Hohner's eu site. 
Peace,
  Rex

--- In [email protected], "Jonathan Brickman" <jeb@...> 
wrote:
>
> One of the reasons I love my tremolos, is I can chord on them easily, 
up and
> down scales etc.  I have been reading lately about recent developments
> including a "Chordomonica" [sp?], in other words, a multi-key 
harmonica
> which can do chords easily.  Anyone have experience, and/or know 
where to
> pick up something like this known good (not used!) at a good price?
> 
> J.E.B.
>



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