PRO-44H V2 Alto Elektric / Acoustic Melodion Hammond

 

The Hammond 44 is the first Melodion that incorporates a built-in Dynamic Microphone (Patent Pending) which creates less mechanical noise compared to an external microphone and an exceptional clear reed sound with H.D. Quality Sound reproduction. This unique microphone creates a very warm and deep sound that can't be matched by an external microphone. The Hammond 44 incorporates the first 44 note piano style keyboard on a Melodion instrument. The lowest keyboard note is c and ends at g3. This wider range keyboard is especially useful when playing the Acoustic/Electric Melodion in a solo performance. The keyboard has a slightly shallow key stroke compared to other keyboard products. This aids the musician when fast fingering or glissandos are required. There are three types of mouthpieces included with the Hammond 44. With the Short mouthpiece and hand-strap, you can play the Hammond 44 upright like a trumpet, or use the Flexible mouthpiece to hold the 44 at arm's length, sling the 44 on like a guitar (with a guitar strap and the included strap buttons). Using the L Joint long mouthpiece you can play it as a table-top instrument, with the option of putting it on top of your organ, piano or synth.

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The Hammond 44 is the finest, most deluxe and
most versatile Melodion (Keyboard Harmonica)
ever produced. Designed in collaboration with
leading Harmonica manufacturer Suzuki Musical
Inst. Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Tthe Hammond 44 offers many
unique features that will compliment all facets
of music.

Pops, Jazz, Roots, Rock, Country, Blues, Latin,
Reggae, World/Ethnic and Folk...

the Hammond 44 is perfect for all of these genres.

 

Keyboard & Range	44 keys, c - g3
Sound Source	Phosphorous Bronze Tapered Plated Reed
Microphone Output	¼" Phone Jack
Microphone Type	Dynamic
Control	Volume
Dimensions	56,5cm(W) x 10,7cm(D) x 5cm(H)
Weight	1,2kg
Accessories	Short Mouthpiece, Flexible Mouthpiece, L Joint Long Mouthpiece, Polishing Cloth, Gig bag
Note:	The instrument sounds at  "C concert pitch"