9207.10.00.60 - Hand-held 🖩

This HTS code, 9207.10.00.60, specifically classifies hand-held musical instruments that produce sound or require amplification through electrical means. These instruments are part of a broader category of electrically produced or amplified musical instruments, encompassing items like electric organs, guitars, and accordions. The "hand-held" qualifier is crucial, distinguishing these instruments by their portability and the manner in which they are intended to be played and manipulated during performance.

Within the parent category of "Keyboard instruments, other than accordions," this subcategory focuses on those with a single keyboard interface that are designed for hand-held use. It differentiates itself from other keyboard instruments by its emphasis on portability and direct manual manipulation during play, rather than stationary keyboard consoles.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subcategories. Therefore, classification within this code hinges on the definitive characteristic of being a hand-held, electrically produced or amplified keyboard instrument. Examples may include certain types of portable synthesizers, electronic melodicas, or electronic keyboards designed for shoulder-strap or lap use, where the primary playing interface is a keyboard and the instrument is intended to be held during operation.