2009-10-07
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Durable plastic comb with recessed reed plates for playing comfort. The stable, airtight construction and full sound make the Special 20 one of the most popular diatonic models. This is the essence of the Classic line -- traditional value and cutting edge technology. Extremely precise tools minimize air loss and ensure a quicker response and bigger volume. As always, each Special 20 harmonica is exclusively handmade.
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Technical Details
- Pro Quality
- Richter Tuning
- 20 Reeds Harmonica
- Genuine Brass Plates
- Plastic Body
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2009-09-04
By Goh Cheng Soon (Wellington, New Zealand)
I bought this from a local music store here in Wellington. I returned the product to the shop after I found that I couldn't make any sound out from hole number 2. The shop owner gave me a replacement unit, but it is still pretty hard to blow.
I don't think it worth that much considering the built quality.
2009-08-31
By Mao Xingming (Mpls, MN USA)
it is very easy to bend hohner special 20. if you like play harmonica and still have problem with bending, you can try this one.
2009-07-18
By Neil Jensen (Albany, NY United States)
I have been playing the harmonica on and off very novice-like for the past 10 years. I started with my first serious harmonica about 7 years ago and it was a Hohner Special 20 Key of G. Also a very nice Special 20 and I got a lot of improv fun from it making up my own tunes and such. Then I recently decided to really learn the blues and bought the Special 20 in the key of C so I could follow all the lesson plans. This harmonica is just as nice as expected however the higher pitch that C has over the G makes it a bit more difficult to draw notes cleanly and bend them. I especially have problems with draws on 2, 3, and 6. Technique accounts for a lot of this, however since I can compare to my 7 year old G, I do believe there is breaking in over time that sweetens the sound and eases the ability to play as well. I must mention that I do not like the Oskar Lee, because I purchased that first in the key of C and the thing squeals and makes all sorts of undesirable noises and the over all tone is not as warm, deep, and resonating as the Hohner Special 20--I threw the Oskar Lee out from frustration. If you are new to harmonica playing do not be fooled that a good harmonica equals good playing more easily. Embouchure, breathing, and practice practice practice is all that will really do the trick. If you want a great harmonica with which you can grow over time...I believe this is the one to get. Key of C first, then an A, D, G...enjoy!
2009-05-28
By MelindainDallas (Dallas, Texas)
I bought this for my husband and the sound quality is great. I am not an expert but we really like this as we are beginners. The notes bend easily as well. Highly recommened.
2009-04-20
By Peter Palermo (Lebanon, IL)
I've been playing blues harmonica for over 20 years. Special 20's are the only harps I'll use. They're durable and can be cleaned when necessary. They hold their tune and they're easy to play. The best.
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