Lee Oskar Major Diatonic (1910) – diatonische Mundharmonika im Richter-System (20 Messing-Stimmzungen, austauschbare Stimmplatten, ABS-Korpus) Tuning:A major sostenuto and quiet play

Name: Lee Oskar Major Diatonic (1910) – diatonische Mundharmonika im Richter-System (20 Messing-Stimmzungen, austauschbare Stimmplatten, ABS-Korpus) Tuning:A major sostenuto and quiet play
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Lee Oskar Major Diatonic (1910) – diatonische Mundharmonika im Richter System (20 Messing Stimmzungen, austauschbare Stimmplatten, ABS Korpus) Tuning:A major sostenuto and quiet play sostenuto and quiet play Kabelloser Musikgenuss: Bluetooth Audio & MIDI für Apps und Streaming it combines a full warm tone with a build quality you can rely on night after night

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