SUZUKIHumming-Tremolo-21-G Harmonica

Thank Suzuki for making such quality musical instrument, the harmonica has beautiful timbre, every note is clear, sensitive and accurate, especially Key-G plays very very nice tone. The harmonica is little pricing but absolutely worth it if you would like to have a good harmonica to pursue with. I love it and highly recommend it.

I bought this G-key to add to my C-Key tremolo, I will likely add an Am eventually. I am a big fan of the type of sound you can evoke on these. I have found learning songs pretty intuitive, if you settle down and learn them. After numerous hours of playing, I endorse this harmonica.

CLEAR RICH TONE SUITED FOR OLD AND COUNTRY WESTERN SONGS. EASY TO PLAY

This costs about three times as much as Hohner's echo celeste, but I'm glad I paid the extra. I have two celestes, and both have the same problem - it is practically impossible to get any sound from reeds at the top end of the instrument, and the sound I can get is not very musical. Every reed of the humming tremolo is responsive, and the instrument has a great tone.If you know that you want to play a solo-tuned tremolo harmonica, and you are thinking of performing in front of an audience, this is the instrument to go for.

First off, if you want a 21 or 24 hole tremolo harmonica, Suzuki Humming is your only choice. And when they work, these sound great and are the only choice. BUT, the reeds break very easily. I only use mine a few minutes a day, and 2 of these have already broken this year. Luckily, the second one I purchased the 4 year warranty, so I will get a replacement for that one. Also, it seems the G reed is especially susceptible. I have a C and F and both are ok after a couple years. But 2 tries with the G and both broke in less than 4 months. Anyway, I think it was like 5 dollars for the warranty and it will save you a $70 replacement, probably a number of times over 4 years.

Good value for the priceGreat tone

I originally ordered one in the key of A as a gift for my husband, and he loved it so well that he wanted this one to replace his (other brand) G harmonica, and now wants to replace his (other brand) C harmonica. He says they are easier to play and he prefers the sound.

Very nice, beats the cheap Hohner I started on. The only thing I don't care for is that the hole for the tonic is lined with a gray plastic, making the walls for that hole a little thicker. Throws off my tongue blocking. I'm getting used to it, but I'm not sure what this function this is supposed to serve.