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  • Hohner HW220
    « Hohner HW-220 »

    Went looking for my first guitar at a Rochester, NY area guitar shop (Stutzman's Guitars), and bought this one at the salesman's suggestion for $100. That's less than half what I had expected to spend that night. This guitar is everything I need in a first guitar. The action is low and it's pretty easy to tune and play. It stays in tune pretty well, too. It seems durable. The few times that I've knocked it around hasn't left even the smallest blemish. They say that solid tops are louder but this one, with its laminated top, puts out plenty of sound. I can't think of anything I don't like, but being a beginner, I really can't say I'd know what to look for. I find no flaws in the construction. All the joints are tight, the finish is good, and I'm happy with everything. This seems to be a great guitar for someone like me who wants to see if they really want to learn to play. I have no hesitation is saying this guitar delivers far more than its low price tag suggests. At some point, I'll probably buy something better, but this one is the one I'll take with me out to sing around the campfire! This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com

    by MGR/Bill Littleboy 12/20/02
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  • Hohner Orgaphon 50 MH
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    (Originally written by Baï/translated from Audiofanzine FR) 1966 all-tube 45-watt amp. 3 x ECC808, 2 x ECC83, 1 x ECl86, 1 x EF86, 2 x PL84 4 channels with different sensitivity and two tone controls (low/high) plus one FX send on each channel. One direct channel without any settings. Very good hall reverb and superb vibrato effect with amplitude and frequency controls; all controllable via footboard. DIN input (you'll need a DIN/jack adapter) DIN recording output 4 speaker outputs (2 x 16 ohms or 2 x 4 ohms) Power ON and standby switches Powers supply from 110 V to 240 V DISADVANTAGES: - Some of the tubes are not manufactured anymore but are still available on the web for affordable prices. ADVANTAGES: - The confidence of using only vintage tubes with a killer sound compared to modern tubes (the old knowhow is probably getting lost!!!) ADVANTAGE UTILIZATION No user's manual needed: just plug in and enjoy! SOUNDS I tested it with a '73 Telecaster and a Fender Rhodes with an '65 Echolette cabinet (two 12" alnico speakers) and with a Hohner BOX cabinet (4 x 10"), the sound is magical. The low-end is unique, the sound is very clear and the frequency reproduction is extremely accurate. Stunning! No Fender Blues de Luxe (yuk!), Bassman or even Twin Reverb will give you these sound results especially in the low-frequency range. I mention Fender because their amps produce a very similar sound, as well as old Selmer amps (wonderful). It can't be compared to Marshall, Peavey or other Laney and Engl. Pop musicians, jazzmen and 70's lovers, this amp could be yours! OVERALL OPINION I played this amp a lot during recording sessions with demanding musicians and they all went back home with a smile in their face. I own lots of other amps as studio back line. They were all produced before 1972: Hohner (60MH, 75MH), Klemt Echolette (virtually the whole range), Fender (Bassman, Twin), Selmer, Davoli, etc. I love Hohner amps when it comes to psychedelic keyboard or guitar recordings.

    by Audiofanzine FR 10/9/08
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