Specifications
- Model name
- Luna
- Model number
- Luna
- Manufacturer
- JDR
- Type
- Chromatic
- Length
- 6.25 in
- Holes
- —
- Reeds
- —
- Reed material
- Phosphor bronze
- Reed plate thickness
- 1.2 mm
- Slide
- Yes
- Tuning
- —
- Keys
- C, C6
- Comb material
- Palladium-plated copper
- Comb color
- —
- Cover material
- Palladium-plated copper
- Cover color
- —
- Production start year
- —
- Production end year
- —
The one and only Each Luna harmonica has an independent serial number, which can be traced to the corresponding production batch of the reeds.
The most advanced reed No.19 reed
The newly developed No.19 reed further enhances the responsiveness of the instrument. The specific treatment of the reeds makes them much more durable than most harmonicas of other brands. The innovative low-temperature three-stage heat treatment technology gives the reeds excellent sensitivity and a three-dimensional non-sharp tone, bringing harmonica players a new reed playing experience.
Excellent air tightness. Luna is equipped with a thinner mouthpiece system than commercially available harmonicas, which makes airflow closer to the reed for a louder, more controllable sound.
Copper palladium plated comb. The hollowing of the frets reduces the overall weight of the Luna to about 400g, making it easy to blow high notes. The larger resonating cavity also ensures the playing sound. The classic metal harmonica shows a clear tone.
Sensitive keys Enlarging the air intake holes without sacrificing the depth of the keys, ensuring the sensitivity of the reeds, and changing the shape at the end of keys, increasing the durability of the keys, and preventing them from being bent.
The newly designed copper palladium plated cover. Copper plated palladium material is not easy to oxidize, and the texture of the cover makes the grip more comfortable. It strengthens the resonance of a specific frequency range, prevents specific standing waves, which can make the sound warmer. Palladium is one of the rare precious metals in the world, which is usually used in high-tech fields such as aerospace.
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