will this holder work with the 12 hole Hohner Chromatic model?
2031436
With a tape measurer the harmonica holder will fit a harmonica that is 4.25 inches comfortably. My golden melody has less than 3/8 room to adjust from left to right when i set it in. Hopefully this was helpful. Height wise i can open it 1.5 inches when i really try to open it. I have a hohner chromatica at home, i will update when i get home.
2031437
Absoluely no. There is another model , always made by Hohner , That's quite perferct for chromatic models. This is ONLY for the DIATONIC .and it is much batter made and stronger, exactely as you need if you play with a chromatic harp
88907
If you mean the # 346 style pick, (equilateral, slightly rounded corners,) common with acoustic and mandolin players- yes, it fits them perfectly. I'm Th holds tightly, and the adhesive works very well.This is the only holder I've found that holds the 346 picks, which makes it great for me. Take care!
83171
Yes! it works perfectly with a 12 string as well. It still detects the pitches for the 3rd thru 6th strings even though they are an octave apart.I highly recommend it.
289593
As long as the back of the receiver is the same size as the 12 guage it should fit.
690871
In my opinion, yes it does. It's about 1 cm wider than my Yamaha acoustic, but this is all I have to base it on/compare it to.The Hohner rangers from 6.5 cm at its widest to 5.5 at its narrowest.MK
1662724
As long as it's 76 keys, you should have no problems. I have a Korg N264, it fits with room to spare.
1797862
it will not i bought this for my warlock and had to put my les paul in it instead
2100758
Not sure but most probably not. It all depends on the dimension of the hole, can you post the measurement of your guitar hole diameter ?
861892
I'm not sure what you mean by "compatible" since the tuner simply works by displaying the nearest (single) note played along with the frequency in Hz with the "needle" line showing whether the note played is sharp or flat with respect to that. I had to look up what a "Chromatic C harmonica" is, but since it plays a chromatic scale, then yes, the display will show an appropriate name for the note (e.g. 466 Hz would show "A#" ). If you are wondering about the range of the tuner, I'm pretty sure that it would be fine for any harmonica. The lowest string of a cello (two octaves below middle C) was too low for it, but I doubt a harmonica would play notes that low.
1762266
Yes any standard hi-hat stand will work this unit. I'm using a Yamaha stand.
795262
i don't reconize that model#. If your control knobs are on the side not up front and you have 2 burners/control knobs this will work. if you have 3 burners it would take the 7536 flavor bars and as well if your control knobs are on the side.
164813
it will, IF you have the bridge with the "sides" on it. I got a Affinity and had to replace the bridge so it would work. Looks cool and stays on. Slips off to work on guitar. Bought on ebay.
1093760
I believe the saddle radius is 14", in any case, it will work just fine with the standard 12" string radius of the Les Paul model
443262
I'm not familiar with those model numbers. I'm not sure if it helps you, but it measures about 12 3/8" from the pivot pin on the site to the center if the stock screw and that hole is slightly oblong to give some play.
2268807
I believe so, it worked with my Ovation 6 string.as long as it's the same size jack, I don't see why not.
1765167
It will work with any regular hi hat stand. Something like this would work fine: Gearlux Double-Braced Adjustable Hi-Hat Cymbal Stand
701606
Good question! It should work as it is designed for Les Paul models. Good luck.