Hohner CX 12 G black

The Original Chromatic Revolution
With its sleek good looks and the elegant simplicity of its construction, 
the CX12 Black turned a lot of heads when it was introduced in 1992. 
It won the German Industry Design Award shortly afterwards, which was 
definitely a first for a harmonica instrument in modern times. 
Its powerful, distinctive sound and fast, easy response make it 
ideal for the ambitious amateur or contemporary professional player 
looking for a modern, easy to service chromatic harmonica in styles 
such as rock, pop and jazz.

Award-winning design
Comb and reed plate assembly simply slots into housing, permitting tool-less 
disassembly and reassembly

Revolutionary cover / mouthpiece unit
The plastic cover / mouthpiece unit is extremely airtight for a unique sound 
and fast response

Durable plastic comb
Reliable performance under all climate conditions thanks to resilient plastic comb

TECHNICAL DETAILS
Reed plates (material, thickness): 	brass, 1.05 mm
Reed plates (surface): 			brass
Reeds (number, material): 		48, brass
Comb (material, color): 		ABS, black
Comb (finish): 				ABS, matt
Mouthpiece (surface): 			ABS
Cover plates: 				ABS
Slide construction: 			zigzag
Keys: 					F, E, Eb, D, C, B, Bb, A, G, LC
Type: 					chromatic
Tuning: 				solo tuning
Number of holes: 			12
Tonal range: 				3 octaves
Length: 				16.8 cm / 6.6" 

HOHNER SERVICE TOOLKITS
The Harmonica Service Set contains everything you need for basic harmonica maintenance. 
In combination with our online tutorials, this small assortment of high-quality tools 
for tuning, reed adjustment, and valve replacement is also suitable for players taking 
their first steps in harmonica maintenance.

The set contains:

1 special tuning scraper
1 reed lifting blade with reed wrench
1 fine tuning file
1 hook tool
1 slot screwdriver
1 Phillips screwdriver
valve glue
1 set of valves
1 cleaning cloth

Please be aware that harmonica maintenance and repair demands a light touch and needs 
to be learned. We recommend working on an old instrument first and accept no liability 
for any consequences arising from use of these tools or the techniques described in 
the online tutorials.