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2 Line 42 Reed Harmonium: A Lightweight Teak Harmonium for Daily Kirtan
Many devotees do not need the biggest harmonium. They need one with a clear voice that sits comfortably in the home, the temple room or the yoga studio. That is where our 2 Line 42 Reed Harmonium fits.
What you get
- Two lines of Palitana reeds, 42 reeds in total
- A teak wood body with a natural finish
- Your choice of 440 Hz or 432 Hz tuning
- A lightweight design for kirtan, bhajans and classical music
The sound is clear and sweet, and the harmonium is simple to play. It suits Hare Krishna kirtan, yoga classes and daily practice.
The Deluxe model
If you want a more refined version, look at the 2 Line 42 Reeds Harmonium in Deluxe Teak Wood. It has the same 2 line 42 reed layout and the same tuning choice, in a portable 12 kg design for kirtans, bhajans and classical music.
Choosing between 2, 3 and 4 lines
A 2 line harmonium is lighter and easier to carry. A 3 or 4 line harmonium has a fuller sound for larger groups. Our harmonium buying guide helps you decide.
Natural finish or Deluxe?
The standard 2 line 42 reed harmonium has a lightweight teak body with a natural finish. The Deluxe model is described as a portable 12 kg design in deluxe teak wood. Both have two lines, 42 reeds and a choice of 440 Hz or 432 Hz. See both pages and choose the one you like.
Caring for your harmonium
- Keep it in a dry place
- Do not leave it in the sun or near a heater
- Close the bellows when you are done
- Keep it covered when it is not in use
Frequently asked questions
What does 42 reeds mean?
The harmonium has two lines of reeds, and the reeds are Palitana reeds. Together they make 42 reeds.
Is it good for a beginner?
Yes. It is lightweight and simple, and is made for daily kirtan and practice.
Can I choose the tuning?
Yes, 440 Hz or 432 Hz.
Ordering
We ship worldwide by DHL Express, FedEx, Aramex or India Post Express. You can pay by PayPal, Payoneer, Razorpay or UPI, and we can arrange bank transfer or Wise on request. Message us on WhatsApp first if you have a question.
Hare Krishna! May your daily kirtan grow sweeter.