$159
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Product Code: HOH-C944014
$159
Hohner Airboard Carbon 32-Key Air Powered Keyboard
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Support: 1 Year
Warranty: 1/yr
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Product Information
Air power meets keyboard portability in the Hohner Airboard Carbon, a wind-driven instrument that spans F3 to C6 across 32 keys. The compact design measures just 42 cm in length, making it genuinely mobile for musicians who need expressive melodic capability without dragging mains power or batteries. Hohner has redesigned the BlowFlow mouthpiece for this generation, improving breath response and control over the previous model.
The carbon aesthetic gives this iteration a sleeker appearance than earlier AirBoard models, though the core principle remains unchanged: breath pressure activates reeds tuned to chromatic pitches. The included padded travel bag features a carry strap and enough protection for gigging keyboardists who double on wind controllers or need a backup instrument that won't fail mid-set. Tonal range covers just under three octaves, offering enough span for lead lines, chord voicings, and melodic phrases across most contemporary styles.
Features
- Tonal range spans F3 to C6 across 32 keys
- Compact 42 cm / 16.5" length for genuine portability
- Air-powered operation with no batteries or mains power required
- Redesigned BlowFlow mouthpiece for improved breath response and control
- Carbon finish aesthetic for contemporary visual appeal
- Included padded travel bag with integrated carry strap
- Reed-based tone generation activated by breath pressure
- Three-octave range covering lead lines and chord voicings
