Suzuki Harmonica Chromatic SCX-64 Key C

Amazing product, especially for professionals and produce appropriate professional sound quality for track recording

This harmonica is good and worth the price. Good quality

using dehlivery is a bad idea for courier service. Delhivery services are bad.further after recieving the harmonica I discoverd that d2,d2# f2 notes are not working.

Recieved a faulty item. Spending this huge amount to get this unplayable musical instrument. Later I bought ECX-48.

One of the best Harmonica I ever played.

Worthless and defective product, I advise not to purchase such costly product through online, and the company is not returning or replacing the product, giving silly excuses, please don't purchase it. Your money will waste.

Got a defective piece

Bad sound quality. Some hole not working. I want good quality product but suzuki harmonica is not good.

Exelente cromatica de 64 voces, muy hermética , se siente casi como una de 12 hoyos en su respuesta, muy superior a la conocida marca alemana en sus modelos de cuatro octavas, exelente inversión.

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De loin le meilleur de mes harmonicas jamais acheté.Son chaud dans les graves, pur dans les aigues. Forme extrêmement agréable pour les lèvres. Excellent rendement volume du son / effort de souffle. Parfait!

Very nice harp! Responsive reeds and bright tone. Best harmonica owned so far.P.S. The middle range (especially 6th draw) and high range (15th, 16th) holes are usually more difficult to play than other holes on a Chromatic harp (so it's usually not a manufacture defect if you find some holes difficult to play). For the mid-range holes, one tip is to draw breath from both mouth and nose, you might find the note easier to play that way ;)P.P.S. Oh and one more thing, to keep air-tightness, chromatic harmonicas are mostly valved (meaning that there are tiny pieces of plastic stuck to the reeds to prevent flowing of air in opposite directions). In cold weather the condensed moisture from one's breath might make the valves sticky, and one may find the reeds initially not producing any sound, and suddenly making sound when one blows hard into it. This is normal and can be prevented by either avoiding to play in really cold weather, or by warming the harmonica a bit with one's hands before playing.