Suzuki Promaster Harmonica, Key of C

I play Harmonica professionally. These Harmonicas stand the test of time. They just stay in tune ! And I really like the weight of these Harmonicas. So we'll balanced and no rough corners.

I really like this harp. I've been playing Hohner Blues Harp's for 55 years. When I opened this I was impressed immediately. The look, feel, fit and finish, all great. And then I played it!! WOW!! What a difference! very easy to draw and blow. transitioning from one hole to the next is seamless. Not like the Hohner's. They are more like individuals that need each one to be to be started up whereas the Suzuki just flows from one to the next. It's kinda hard to explain but if you try it you will get what I'm saying and you will be hooked. I'm gonna get some more!!

This one didn't disappoint. Great quality that can be expected from Suzuki.

I never wanted to try other ones since I rediscovered my Marine Band 1896 and the Crossover (unbeatable, for me at least). I tried Eastop. Very impressive . But …sharp edges etc. But the price are incredible for such harmonica .But when I saw on sell the Low F and since I never had the chance to try a Suzuki…!What a revelation ! The quality of the construction is sincerely superior to all for that price , imho. The sound is rich and surprisingly « loud ». Bends are rough though: not a beginner friendly harmo , imho. But it’s airtight so very possible , just not as easy as a MB and Crossover. Extremely comfortable in mouth and hands .But for that price!? I am looking at another key now…!

I have this key, G, C, B, E and A of this make of harmonica. I've tried others but keep coming back to Suzuki -the sound is pure, the harps are quality and you're not paying tonnes of money for them! I play in a band (harp and a few other instruments) so need something that sounds great and I can rely on. These harps step up to the plate and do the job. Love them!