KONGSHENG-HARMONICA
KONGSHENG Rt 66 Blues Harmonica – Retro Jazz Style, Yellow & Black
KONGSHENG Rt 66 Blues Harmonica – Retro Jazz Style, Yellow & Black
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Built for the Road. Made for the Blues.
Inspired by the spirit of Route 66, the KONGSHENG Rt 66 brings vintage American road-trip energy to every note. Its bold yellow-and-black ceramic cover is instantly recognizable — whether you're busking on a street corner or recording in a studio.
What Makes the Rt 66 Special
- Ceramic cover plates — unique warm resonance that sets it apart from standard metal-cover harps
- Food-grade ABS comb — comfortable on the lips, moisture-resistant, and built to last
- Jazz-style exterior design — the yellow & black colorway turns heads on stage and in photos
- 10-hole Richter tuning — versatile for blues, folk, pop, jazz, country, and rock
- Compact size — 4.1" x 1.2" x 0.8", fits in any pocket or gig bag
The Sound of the Open Road
Whether you're a seasoned player chasing that classic blues tone or a collector who appreciates distinctive design, the Rt 66 delivers both style and substance in equal measure.
Available in multiple keys. Select your key above.
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One of the best harmonicas I ever played. Really nice and smooth
I first purchased some of these harmonicas at the 2022 SPAH when the Route 66 Harmonica Club hosted the event in Tulsa (I am the president of that club). I have played the harmonicas and found them to be very comfortable, I like the ergonomics. I purchased a few more when I attended SPAH 2023 in St Louis. I completed my set with a purchase during SPAH 2024. The reed plates on one of the harmonicas were a little sharp but I was able to address that with my jewelers file. While I enjoy these harps, I really prefer the Kongsheng Soloist which I play more often. I find that I can get the overblows easily with this model. The Soloist is a good quality, midrange (price) harmonica.
One of the best harmonicas I ever played. Really nice and smooth
I first purchased some of these harmonicas at the 2022 SPAH when the Route 66 Harmonica Club hosted the event in Tulsa (I am the president of that club). I have played the harmonicas and found them to be very comfortable, I like the ergonomics. I purchased a few more when I attended SPAH 2023 in St Louis. I completed my set with a purchase during SPAH 2024. The reed plates on one of the harmonicas were a little sharp but I was able to address that with my jewelers file. While I enjoy these harps, I really prefer the Kongsheng Soloist which I play more often. I find that I can get the overblows easily with this model. The Soloist is a good quality, midrange (price) harmonica.