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Jimmy TrimbleReviewed 12/10/2023I've purchased harmonicas from here a few times; every time it came in perfect condition. Very happy with service!
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Chris StartupReviewed 13/10/2023Fender Harmonicas
Fender, a name synonymous with iconic electric guitars and amplifiers, such as the Stratocaster, Telecaster and Twin Reverb, ventured into the harmonica world in recent years with the introduction of a range of diatonic harps. With great tone and playability, combined with the classic Fender aesthetic, these harmonicas are sure to appeal to beginners and experienced players alike.
Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonica
£14.99
7 Keys available
The Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonica is versatile enough for any level of player, from beginner to expert. It has a solid construction, a traditional shape and a bright, articulate tone. The ABS comb is designed to be moisture and swell resistant, whilst the chromed metal covers ensure it will keep its good looks for many years. Reeds are traditional brass, and bend with ease, and, unusually for an entry level harmonica, the reed plates are replaceable. The Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonica has an engraved top cover plate provides a pleasingly retro finish to this handsome harmonica. Available in a range of 7 standard major keys: C, D, E, F, G, A and Bb. Also available as a 7 harp set, which offers a significant saving over buying all of the keys individually. This diatonic 10-hole harmonica offers the classic sound and long-lasting reliability of any genuine Fender instrument. Players who are looking for a higher end diatonic should check out the Fender Blues Deville, which features highly durable and great sounding phosphor bronze reeds - similar to those used in Suzuki harps - but still comes in at an impressively low price point. About Fender Fender Musical Instrument Corp can trace it origins to Leo Fender's original business - Fender Radio Service, which was involved in the repair and maintenance of PAs and radio equipment. Experiments with the lap steel guitar in the 1940s led to them changing their name to Fender Instruments, and producing one of the earliest solid body electric guitars - the Telecaster. This led to the development of their most famous guitar - the Stratocaster - which helped to shape popular music throughout the 1960s and beyond. Harmonicas are a recent addition to the Fender portfolio of instruments, but the Blues Deluxe has the same level build quality, playability and tone you would expect from any product from the "Big F".... Read more
Fender Blues Deville Harmonica
£37.99
7 Keys available
The Fender Blues Deville Harmonica is Fender's top line diatonic, featuring phosphor bronze reeds, a durable ABS comb and a cool matte black and gold finish, not dissimilar to Hohner's Pro Harp. Build quality and tone are excellent, and bending is easy with the phosphor bronze reeds. The Fender Blues Deville Harmonica features an ABS comb, which is extremely resistant to moisture and swelling and can be easily cleaned. Reeds are phospor bronze - usually found only on Suzuki harmonicas. These give a rich, bright tone, with exceptional durability. Some players have reported lifespans significantly greater than traditional bronze reeds. Available in a range of 7 standard major keys: C, D, E, F, G, A and Bb. Also available as a 7 harp set, which is priced at a level that is significantly cheaper than buying all 7 keys individually This diatonic 10-hole harmonica offers the classic sound and long-lasting reliability of any genuine Fender instrument. Players who are looking for an entry level diatonic should check out the Fender Blues Deluxe, which features replaceable brass reeds, a durable ABC comb, and cool retro looks at a great price point. About Fender Fender Musical Instrument Corp can trace it origins to Fender Radio Service, which repaired and maintained PA systems and radio equipment in the late 1930s and 1940s. Experiments with the lap steel guitar in the 1940s led to them becoming Fender Instruments, and producing one of the earliest solid body electric guitars - the Telecaster. This led to the development of their most famous guitar - the Stratocaster - which helped to shape popular music throughout the 1960s and beyond. Harmonicas are a relatively recent product line from Fender, but the their experience in instrument design and manufacturing has allowed them to hit the ground running with their harmonicas and related equipment - The Blues Deville really is an excellent harp that's worthy of the Fender name.... Read more
Fender Blues Deluxe 3 Pack of Harmonicas - C, G, A
£39.99
Out of stock
3 pack of the most popular harmonica keys - C, G and A. Perfect for the seasoned harpist or those who are just starting out, the Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonica is versatile enough for any level of player. With solid construction, a traditional shape and bright, articulate tone, this diatonic 10-hole harmonica offers the classic sound and long-lasting reliability of any genuine Fender instrument.... Read more
Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonicas 7 Pack with Case
£83.99
Out of stock
The Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonicas 7 Pack with Case includes all of the most popular harmonica keys with a soft case in which to carry them. This is an economical way to buy a set of harmonicas that will cover most popular songs, and offers a significant discount over buying each key individually. Keys includes are C, D, E, F, G and Bb. The Fender Blues Deluxe harmonica is perfect for both the seasoned harpist or those who are just starting out and is versatile enough for any level of player. With solid construction, a traditional shape and bright, articulate tone, this diatonic 10-hole harmonica offers the classic sound and long-lasting reliability of any genuine Fender instrument. It features chromed metal covers for comfortable performance, and moisture-resistant ABS plastic combs for bright sound, tuning stability and ease of cleaning and maintenance. About Fender Fender Musical Instrument Corp can trace it origins to Leo Fender’s original business – Fender Radio Service, which was involved in the repair and maintenance of PAs and radio equipment. Experiments with the lap steel guitar in the 1940s led to them changing their name to Fender Instruments, and producing one of the earliest solid body electric guitars – the Telecaster. This differed from competitors' solid body guitars in its use of a more economical bolt on neck, allowing production costs to be lower without sacrificing tone or feel. This led to the development of their most famous guitar – the Stratocaster – which helped to shape popular music throughout the 1960s and beyond. Fender today produces a large range of amplifiers and instruments, ranging from those designed for beginners to extremely high end professional level equipment. Harmonicas are a recent addition to the Fender portfolio of instruments, but the Blues Deluxe has the same level build quality, playability and tone you would expect from any product from the “Big F”.... Read more
Fender Blues DeVille Harmonicas 7 Pack with Case
£229.99
Out of stock
The Fender Blues DeVille Harmonicas 7 Pack with Case features 7 10-hole Blues DeVille diatonic harmonicas, plus a case, for a significantly lower cost than buying the items individually. The Blues DeVille delivers bright, bold tone and uncompromised pro quality, with phosphor bronze reeds, moisture-resistant ABS combs, gold-etched casing and other features that make it a reliable choice for serious performers. The keys included in this pack are C, G, A, D, F, E, Bb, which will cover most popular songs, especially if 2nd position is utilised. The phosphor bronze reeds are responsive, and give a rich, warm sound. They also provide significantly greater longevity than traditional brass reeds, and, when they do need replacing, reed plate sets are available for all keys. About Fender Fender Musical Instrument Corp can trace it origins to Leo Fender’s original business – Fender Radio Service, which repaired and maintained PAs and radio equipment in the 1930s and 1940s. After a brief foray into the production of lap steel guitars, Fender began to focus on the burgeoning market for solid body electric guitars. The result was the Telecaster - a simple and relatively affordable electric guitar that did without the glued in neck and more expensive detailing of the Gibson Les Paul, which was its main rival in the early electric guitar marketplace. Consequently, the Telecaster was substantially cheaper than the Gibson, leading to its adoption by many an up and coming band. Fender today produces a range of amplifiers and instruments, from beginners' models to extremely high end professional level equipment. Harmonicas are a recent addition to the Fender portfolio of instruments, but the Blues Deluxe has the same level build quality, playability and tone you would expect from any product from one of the world's most famous musical instrument manufacturers.... Read more
Fender Blues Junior III Combo Amplifier with Reverb
£576.99
Out of stock
Fender Blues Junior III Combo Amplifier Fender Blues Junior III Combo Amplifier - For players who don't want complications - the Fender Blues Junior III is perfect. A gigging amplifier that doesn't go overboard with features so you simply get great creamy Fender tones at a good level for rehearsals and most gigs. The Blues Junior III has an improved speaker, and adjusted tone circuit for more sparkle. The world's most popular tube amps just got better! Fender Hot Rod series amplifiers are found on every stage in the world, large and small, and are used by harmonica players and guitarists from all walks of life. Hot Rod amps deliver unmistakable Fender tone and are the perfect platform for musicians to craft their own signature sound. These no-frills amps are affordable, reliable and loud, and they pair extremely well with stomp boxes. The Blues Junior III is a 15-watt warm-toned, longtime favorite-the perfect grab-and-go tube amp for stage and studio. It is known for the fat mid tones characteristic of EL-84 output tubes, warm 12AX7 preamp tube overdrive, real spring reverb, simple control layout, footswitchable FAT boost and external speaker capability. Additional Blues Junior III upgrades include an easier-to-read black control panel with front-reading text, new badge, vintage Fender "dog bone" handle, vintage-size jewel light, "sparkle" circuit mod, rattle-reducing shock absorbers for the EL84 tubes, highly sensitive Fender Special Design 12" "lightning bolt" speaker by Eminence, and heavy-duty set-screw "chicken head" knobs.... Read more
Fender Harmonica Holder
£13.99
Out of stock
The Fender Harmonica Holder delivers the utmost stability for your harp for effortless play with an additional instrument. Crafted from sturdy stainless chrome-plated steel and featuring an adjustable neck brace, this lightweight performance solution offers maximum comfort for any player while sturdily locking your harp into place. This harmonica holder will work with most brands and types of 10 hole diatonic harmonica, including Fender's own Blues DeVille and Blues Deluxe harps. It features locking double wingnuts for security, and the chrome plated steel will ensure it looks as good as it feels through many years of playing. About Fender Fender Musical Instrument Corp can trace it origins to Leo Fender’s original business – Fender Radio Service, which was involved in the repair and maintenance of PAs and radio equipment. Experiments with the lap steel guitar in the 1940s led to them changing their name to Fender Instruments, and producing one of the earliest solid body electric guitars – the Telecaster. Unlike Fender's competitor, Gibson, whose solid body electric guitar, the Les Paul, featured exotic woods and an expensive to produce glued in neck, the Telecaster used a bolt on neck and less expensive woods, meaning that it was affordable to a greater range of musicians. The success of the Telecaster led to the development of their most famous guitar – the Stratocaster – which helped to shape popular music throughout the 1960s and beyond. Fender today manufactures a large range of guitars, amps and other musical instruments and accessories, both in the USA, for its premium models, and in other countries throughout the world, including Mexico and Japan. Harmonicas are a recent addition to the Fender portfolio of instruments, but the Blues Deluxe has the same level build quality, playability and tone you would expect from any product from one of the world's most respected musical instrument manufacturers.... Read more
Fender Mississippi Sax Harmonica Case
£110.99
Out of stock
The Fender Mississippi Sax Harmonica Case enables you to carry your diatonic harmonica collection in style with this great case that includes room for all your accessories—including a microphone. A locking latch keeps your gear safely where it belongs while you're on set breaks or during transportation. The durable exterior and soft plush interior replicate the look of Fender instrument cases. Two removable trays make it easy to organize your accessories while the removable divider splits the large compartment for increased protection and organization. Includes two keys; also ideal for holding and organizing instrument tools. Perfect for transporting your Fender harmonicas. About Fender Musical Instument Corp Fender Musical Instrument Corp can trace it origins back to Fender Radio Service, which was involved in the repair and maintenance of PA systems and radio equipment in the 1930s. Leo Fender's interest in guitars led to him producing a lap steel guitar in the 1940s. This in turn helped to move the company's interest to the production of instruments, resulting in Fender producing one of the earliest solid body electric guitars – the Telecaster. This differed from other solid bodied electrics, such as the Les Paul, by dint of its bolted on neck, which reduced production costs significantly, whilst still providing great tone and feel. Later developments saw the creation of the Stratocaster, Jazzmaster and Jaguar guitars and the Jazz and Precision bass guitars. The company is also still involved in the manufacturing of amplifiers, including famous models such as the Twin Reverb and Blues Deville. Harmonicas are a fairly recent product line from Fender, but the their experience in the production and design of musical instruments has allowed them to offer a small range of harmonicas and related accessories that can really compare well with those of more established harmonica companies. Each instrument and accessory also comes with a distinctive Fender look and feel that is certain to appeal to Fender fans and new players alike.... Read more
Fender Pro Junior IV Combo Valve Amplifier
£437.99
Out of stock
Fender Pro Junior IV Combo Valve Amplifier - Long-revered by players of all stripes, the 15-watt Pro Junior IV adds a modified volume circuit and a classic tweed appearance to this workhorse amplifier. A compact and straightforward tone machine, this amp is ideal for harmonica players who need great tone and remarkably touch-sensitive dynamic response. Modifying the volume circuit allows for more gradual and linear breakup as volume increases, making it easier to precisely dial-in tones that range from sparkling and pristine to gritty and mean. We’ve revoiced the Pro Junior IV’s overdrive circuit, tightening the bass response while improving the clarity and definition for tone that snarls with attitude when pushed. Jensen speakers are the traditional Fender amp speakers, featuring sweet articulation with cool vintage-style breakup when pushed. The exclusive lacquer tweed covering has a fresh-from-the-factory look straight from the late '50s and a vibe that's cool on any stage. In addition to the handsome covering, this amp features the silvery style of a mirrored chrome control panel capped with a Fender hallmark: a vintage-style jewel light. As a special touch, this amp’s handle is carefully crafted from leather. Not only is the handle durable and stylish, the all-leather construction is an authentic detail from our past. Electronics Voltage 120V Wattage 15 Watts Controls Volume, Tone Channels One Inputs One - 1/4" Hardware Cabinet Material 3/4" Particle Board Amplifier Covering Lacquered Tweed Grille Cloth 50s Style Amplifier Jewel Red LED Front Panel Chrome Handle Vintage Leather Strap Speakers Speakers One - 10" Jensen® P10R Total Impedance 8 ohms Tubes Preamp Tubes 2 x 12AX7 Power Tubes 2 x EL84 Rectifier Solid State Measurements Amp Height 14.5" (36.83 cm) Amp Depth 8.75" (22.22 cm) Amp Width 15.25" (38.73 cm) Amp Weight 22.85 lbs (10.36 kg) ... Read moreWho Manufactures Fender Harmonicas?
To bring this vision to life, Fender collaborated with renowned Chinese harmonica manufacturer, Easttop, producing two main lines of diatonic harmonic: the entry level Blues Deluxe and the more expensive Blues Deville, both named after classic Fender amps
Fender Blues Deluxe
The Fender Blues Deluxe is the less expensive of the two main ranges, and is similar in price and construction to entry level harmonicas from Hohner, such as the Blues Bender. It features chrome cover plates, a durable and moisture resistant ABS comb, and has a bright and lively tone, allowing easy access to bends.
Fender Blues Deville
The Fender Blues Deville is a significant step up in price from the Deluxe, and, as such, is aimed at the more experienced player, although its easy going nature makes it perfectly suited to beginners too. Phosphor bronze reeds, typically only found on Suzuki harmonicas, are super durable and provide and bright and clear tone. It also has exceptional airtightness, making bends easier than on many comparable harmonicas
Are Fender Harmonicas Any Good?
Fender harmonicas are manufactured by Easttop, which is a company trusted by top players, such as Brendan Power, to produce high quality instruments. As such, the quality of Fender harmonicas is excellent, and the company's concentration on just two models of diatonic means that they have been able to ensure that playability and tone are top rate.
Timeless Fender Design
In addition to their exceptional sound and playability, Fender Harmonicas exhibit the company's unmistakable aesthetic appeal. Reflecting the iconic Fender design language, the harmonicas feature sleek finishes, chrome-plated covers, and Fender's distinctive logo, exuding a sense of timeless elegance and authenticity. These instruments not only sound great but also look great in the hands of musicians.
Fender Harmonica Multipacks
The Blues Deluxe and Blues Deville are available in a range of individual keys, and for players looking for a full complement of harmonicas, the multipacks of three and seven harmonicas in the most popular keys, offer a significant saving over buying the keys individually, and also come with durable harmonica cases.
Fender Harmonica Holder
Harmonica holders make playing the harmonica at the same time as other instruments, such as the guitar, possible. Fender's harmonica holder is a simple and well designed product that will work with almost any 10 hole harmonica, and is adjustable for height and comfort.
Fender Harmonica Amplifiers
Although Fender does not produce and specific amp models for harmonicas, some of the most famous harp players have used Fender amps, such as the classic Bassman, over the years. The company's small tube amps, such as the Pro Junior and Blues Junior, continue to be popular with harmonica players seeking the classic overdriven sound of a valve amplifier, and are a great choice for those with a mid level budget. Despite their small size, these amps pack a serious punch, and can easily be used for gigs.
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