Yonberg gives you the La with a titanic innovation: the first diatonic harmonica equipped with reed-plates and Gamma® reeds of 100% titanium.
DIATONIC HARMONICAS
NEW! THE TYPHOON TITANIUM!
A harmonica made with reeds of 100% titanium
GENUINE
INNOVATION
The first harmonica in the world
equipped with reeds
of 100% titanium.
EXCEPTIONAL
REACTIVITY
Remarkable expressivity
even more in
the highest notes.
UNEQUALLED
LONGEVITY
Remarkable durability
of reeds and
reed-plates.
ABSOLUTE
BIOCOMPATIBILITY
Unconditional hygiene
due to the antibacterial
nature of titanium.
Harmonicas with unique ergonomics and dismountable in 30 seconds!
A warm and powerful sound
A particularly rich in harmonics sound which is appreciated by a lot of harmonica players all over the world.
Innovating technologies, a unique sound
Patented Gamma® reeds made of stainless steel which offer precision, reactivity et longevity.
ESHOP
LEARN HARMONICA
Which harmonica to choose ?
You want to learn to play the harmonica but don’t know which key to choose? We recommend starting your learning with the key of C. It will allow you to easily approach all styles.
Beginner harmonica lessons
If you are looking for a harmonica lesson which is accessible to all, learn to play easily and quickly while having fun with Beija Jeanzac! The position of the hands, the appetizer and the key of C will soon have no more secrets for you!
Harmonicas for all levels
Whether you are a beginner player or an experienced musician, you should appreciate our models with light alloy covers in a shiny, matte or satin black finish as much as our colorful and fully customizable models!
A NEW ARTIST AT YONBERG!
Jim Zeller
It gives us great pleasure to welcome Jim Zeller among our artists.
Jim Zeller is a musician born in 1953 in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts in the Laurentians in Quebec. Harmonica player, all his repertoire is very impregnated with blues.
He has accompanied several artists in Quebec including Jean-Pierre Ferland, Boule Noire, Michel Pagliaro, Mahogany Rush, Carl Tremblay, Nanette Workman, and Bertrand Gosselin on records and in concerts.
