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It's great for the money
It is my first chromatic, and I use it for learning and playin at home
It took some blowing time to warm up reeds for the lowest notes, but now those registers work perfectly even if lightly breathed.
Overall it has good tembral qualities, and pleasant tonal balance. Sliding bar works smoothly and silently.
I certainly would recommend this product. But keep in mind, that it could take some time and patience to make this baby sing its whole diapason for the first time. So do not take it directly from the post office straight to the gig. But after taming it, it will work perfectly even if unused for monts.
If not those 'curing hours' at the very beginning, I would give all 5 stars. But as I mentioned, I am not a pro, so maybe that 'curing time' is just a norm for any harp.
It took some blowing time to warm up reeds for the lowest notes, but now those registers work perfectly even if lightly breathed.
Overall it has good tembral qualities, and pleasant tonal balance. Sliding bar works smoothly and silently.
I certainly would recommend this product. But keep in mind, that it could take some time and patience to make this baby sing its whole diapason for the first time. So do not take it directly from the post office straight to the gig. But after taming it, it will work perfectly even if unused for monts.
If not those 'curing hours' at the very beginning, I would give all 5 stars. But as I mentioned, I am not a pro, so maybe that 'curing time' is just a norm for any harp.
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Love it!
I bought a Thomann Chromatic 64 Harp just over five weeks ago and I have been playing it regularly since I received it. I am delighted to have chosen this harmonica because of its nice, rich sound that I can apply to playing country/blues, classical, jazz and some Irish traditional such as hornpipes, jigs, barndances, etc.
At first, when playing the lower notes it felt a bit sluggish but now that the harp is "broken in", so to speak, I find it gracefully responsive. For the price the quality of this harp is difficult to beat.
Would I recommend it to my best friend? Definitely - without hesitation.
At first, when playing the lower notes it felt a bit sluggish but now that the harp is "broken in", so to speak, I find it gracefully responsive. For the price the quality of this harp is difficult to beat.
Would I recommend it to my best friend? Definitely - without hesitation.
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G
Blown away
I'm positively blown away by the quality and finish of this product. I wasn't expecting this much of a "home brand", but thomann has made themselves for me with this one. Will recommend!
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Very niece piece to play, an old dream realised, I had one when I was a boy, this one sound really great, I appreciate the quality of the Thomman label instrument and material !!
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l
A Decent Budget Chromatic Harmonica
A good quality chromatic harmonica that appears to be a clone of one of the earlier Hohner Chromonika models. Like all Chromatic harmonicas it should be warmed up before playing or the wind-saver valves will stick. It came in tune and the slider functions perfectly. It offers excellent value for money particularly for someone wanting a budget 64 note (4 octave) harmonica. As a hobby pianist, who wanted a bit more range than the standard blues harmonica offers, this was the perfect purchase for me.
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Thomann cromatic64 harp
Never had nor played a chromatic harp before, so it's nice learning something new. By depressing the knob you can also get sharp/flat notes, so the whole chromatic scale is there for playing melodies.The harp feels sturdy and big in your hands, it's easy to handle. Since I haven't played the more expensive harps, can't really compare the sound with them, but what I hear I think that this instrument sounds absolutely great. Comes with a hard case. Good value for the price
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