Suzuki Harmonica (Promaster-Hammond-Bb

Beautifully made, Beautiful sound Wow. Beautifully made and sounding. Smooth. Love the heavier metal comb that gives it “weight.” It is a very nice Promaster harp, with a black-enameled brass cover and black coated aluminum comb. It does not really sound like a Hammond organ anymore than the normal Promasters. Note, the similar looking but MUCH more expensive Suzuki Fabulous harps have longer reed-slots like German harps, as do the newer Suzuki Manji and Olive harps. If you’re looking at this, check out the Olive…

A Real Instrument No Doubt. I’ve owned my harmonicas: Marine, Special 20, Golden Melody, Big River, Tremolo, Diatonic, Chromatic, el cheapos mid-range and so on. This is definitely the most expensive one ive invested in and its well worth it. The notes are easier to blow, the quality of tone is richer. The weight is heavier and the required air pressure from reed to reed is more predictable. Its also easier to glide your lips over the surface. This strikes everyone who hears it as a REAL instrument…not just a blues add…

This is a very nice insrument.. I love the heavy feel responsiveness to very light breath and loud volume.. The black finish on the covers is very smooth and more comfortable to amy lips than any other harp I have played… I played it and a Bluesmaster, both in the same key of A and found that they both sounded exactly the same… That is not a put down of the Hammond but a testament to the quality of sound the lesser priced harp has.. The Hammond has a luxurious feel to it that makes it a joy to play but both it and the…