Re: Re: stacked diatonic harmonica?

2008/9/19 Jonathan E. Brickman <[email protected]>:
>> > If it's two Lee Oscars. me
>> >
>> > I did it last year... seemed a good idea at the time. Ideally it
> would
>> > be nice just to play a pair like a stacked tremolo. One can do
> that
>> > with the Hering solo - but i'm not sure if they are available
> still.
>> > Except one has got to tune one harp to d#. The Hering Solo (key C)
>> > came with valves fitted.
>> >
>> > If fact one can play a solo and with limited bending one has got
> the flats.
>> >
>> > james
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wow!
> Man of great creativity!! Some days ago I ordered my first Lee
> Oscars, but it's not possible your invention, because the keys are C
> and Bb. I tried to play chromatically my two Huang Mussette C and
> C#, but I really prefer the sound of my Tombo 1521 although I don't
> have the C# one for chromatic capability.
>
> I too have a Huang Musette C/C# combo, but I never managed to get the hang
> of them chromatically, and I am less than overjoyed with their tone
> quality.  I have been wondering about some of the slideless chromatics out
> there for a while; anyone have experiences?  Are they intuitive?
>
> --
>
> Jonathan E. Brickman

I thought the Musette was a Tremolo. Do you have a good website link
for Huang harmonicas - i've just googled and didn't find a page
listing their range. Slideless chromatics? things like the Suzuki
Soprano?

james

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