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There are better harps at this price level
The "Hohner Blues Harp" was legendary in the 80s. It was essentially a Marine Band with different covers. This contemporary version is part of the "MS" series, and has nothing in common with original version except for the graphics on the cover.
In my opinion, this MS Blues Harp is not a great instrument. Out of the box, it was not very responsive and some of the reeds were sticky. After adjusting the reeds, it became more playable. However, it does not have the same volume or the rich tone of a Marine Band Deluxe or a Special 20, to my ears. It also does not bend as easily, accurately, or consistently. The reedplates have sharp edges and corners, which must be smoothed with a fine file or sandpaper.
Better quality harmonicas can be found at this price level.
In my opinion, this MS Blues Harp is not a great instrument. Out of the box, it was not very responsive and some of the reeds were sticky. After adjusting the reeds, it became more playable. However, it does not have the same volume or the rich tone of a Marine Band Deluxe or a Special 20, to my ears. It also does not bend as easily, accurately, or consistently. The reedplates have sharp edges and corners, which must be smoothed with a fine file or sandpaper.
Better quality harmonicas can be found at this price level.
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Boogie on, folks !!!
Good harp for what I'm doing with it (playing as a One man band).
only I regret the fact that the reeds are a bit too much fragile (especially the 5th inhaled....but it's the same problem on all harps, even the most expensive models)
Philippe Ménard - "ONE MAN BAND"
only I regret the fact that the reeds are a bit too much fragile (especially the 5th inhaled....but it's the same problem on all harps, even the most expensive models)
Philippe Ménard - "ONE MAN BAND"
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