Hohner Marine Band Crossover – diatonische Mundharmonika im Richter-System (20 Messing-Stimmzungen, versiegelter Bambus-Korpus, Compromise Tuning) Key:A For Eb alto and Bb

Name: Hohner Marine Band Crossover – diatonische Mundharmonika im Richter-System (20 Messing-Stimmzungen, versiegelter Bambus-Korpus, Compromise Tuning) Key:A For Eb alto and Bb
Brand: www.hvhardenberg.nl
SKU: 46944694501
Price: 62.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7641 (14 reviews)

SKU 46944694501

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Hohner Marine Band Crossover – diatonische Mundharmonika im Richter System (20 Messing Stimmzungen, versiegelter Bambus Korpus, Compromise Tuning) Key:A For Eb alto and Bb For Eb alto and Bb tenor saxophones Seydel Söhne in Klingenthal – Made in Germany

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