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THE BEGINNER’S BLUES
Blues is an incredibly versatile and eclectic genre. There’s different styles throughout the US, the UK has its 
`own blues scene, and Irish folk has bluesy influences as well – or does blues have Irish influences? Whichever 
came first, blues is known and loved around the globe. With the Blues Band, you can join the fun, play along to 
your favorites, or jam with friends. It’s the perfect first blues harmonica for a small budget.

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

Recessed reed plates
The reed plates are recessed into the comb for greater playing comfort

Reed plates (material, thickness):	brass, 0.9 mm
Reed plates (surface):			brass
Reeds (number, material):		20, brass
Comb (material, 			color):	ABS, black
Comb (finish):				ABS
Mouthpiece (surface):			ABS
Cover plates:				stainless steel
Keys:					C, A, G
Type:					diatonic
Tuning:					Richter
Number of holes:			10
Tonal range:				3 octaves
Length:					10 cm / 4.1”

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PropriPropetary Reverb Tailored Specifically for Acoustic Instruments
The Align Reverb was built from the ground up to complement the natural body dynamics and
 warmth of acoustic instruments that we love so much. The circuit seamlessly integrates the 
wet and dry signals with the effect in side chain so that it never overwhelms the original signal. 
We shaped the reverb with analog EQ to reflect the natural voice inherent in acoustic instruments. 
Additionally, the tone control adds versatility by sweeping from warm and muted to open and present. 
The result is an organic reverb that maintains the audiophile purity of the original signal with the 
controls set in any position.

FEATURES
Reverb control blends reverb signal with unaffected signal
Decay adjusts the length of the reverb tail 
Tone sweeps a wide range of warmth, clarity, and everywhere in between
9V battery, or 9V DC powering options
Engage footswitch for affected signal or true bypass
Volume level control
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