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Suzuki Hammond 10 Hole Harmonica Ha-20 C Tone
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$52.99
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The cool black-coated design gives it a unique presence. ■Tone Range：10 holes, 20 notes. ■Tone：Major key. ■Material：Brass + Black Coat Cover, Aluminum + Black Coat Body. ■Accessories：ABS case.
- Buy It NowSuzuki Hammond HA-20 key of C Black 10-Holes Harmonica w/Case Genuine Products
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandSuzuki
GTIN4939334496806
UPC4939334496806
eBay Product ID (ePID)26013813639
Product Key Features
ColorBlack
KeyC
FeaturesSquare Hole
Experience LevelBeginner, Expert
FinishHigh Polish
Bore SizeMedium
TypeDiatonic Harmonica
Body MaterialMetal, Plastic, Brass
InstrumentHarmonica
Finish MaterialBrass, Chrome, Bronze
Dimensions
Item Width (Interior)Aluminum
Item Height20mm 0.79in
Weight90 g
Ratings and Reviews
Most relevant reviews
- Feb 22, 2018Top favorable review
Good harmonica, but nothing special.
I play the harp (harmonica) quite a bit, and have many different kinds in varied keys. This harp is definitely a quality product, with good weight, tone, air tightness, and smooth shell that glides across your lips without turning them into hamburger (like the Hohner Marine Band does). That said, I notice no real difference in overall sound and performance than from a Lee Osker. It's a little louder than a Special 20, more like a wooden comb Marine Band, but weighs about 2-3 times as much. I'm sure if I drop this it will leave a dent in the floor and be the end of its tightness. If you buy this, make sure you search around and don't spend more than $50 for it, because that is the max it is worth....not $80-$100. There are also many other Asian made harps that have just as good a sound and ease of playability for $10-$20 out there. Not saying Suzuki and Hammond screwed this one up, it is a good instrument with a good sound, just don't expect anything more. If you're on a budget....there are many EQUALLY good harmonicas for a sliver of the price available.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Jan 10, 2019Top critical review
Japanese (with proper adjustments) is same as Chinese harmonica (without need for adjustments)
The tone is nice it is well designed and with work it is playable. My piece wasn't playable out of the box without adjustments. The mechanical design is very similar to a particular Chinese harmonica which you could purchase four of for the price of this one. The only discernible difference is that the Chinese harmonica from the EAST is TOP notch at adjusting the harmonica before it is shipped out. So playability is superior on the Chinese harmonica vs the Suzuki HA-20. If you are a serious beginner or intermediate player then you won't notice much of a difference between the two. I won't buy another one of these but I will buy four of the Chinese harmonicas instead.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Jan 15, 2020
My first Hammond, but it won't be my last.
I own three Suzuki Promasters and wasn't really looking at purchasing its close cousin, the Promaster Hammond. But the price was right, and I was curious. I wasn't disappointed. It arrived with several sticky reeds (the item was previously owned), but a quick disassembly, some spot cleaning and a little gentle reed tweaking solved the problem nicely. While both models use aluminum combs, to my ear the black-shell Hammond is a little warmer in tone than the standard Promaster (the latter with polished aluminum covers). Both models are great for playing melodic lines from many musical genres, but they can also moan when playing blues. Which model is best? IMO the standard Promaster is just a tad brighter, the Hammond a bit warmer. You really can't go wrong with either model. Both have a beautiful, sweet upper register. I even play classical music on them! Suzuki classifies both models as professional instruments, and I don't disagree.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jan 04, 2018
Very Well Constructed
Really starting to like these Suzuki Hammond harmonicas a lot. Good tone and the smooth surface is easy on your mouth. I have taken all kinds of harmonicas apart and I must say the Suzuki Hammond's and Manji's are very well constructed and sturdy.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- May 09, 2018
Rich Sounding
The sound produced is far richer than the Special 40s I've been using. The Special 40s are easier for beginners to play & bend notes. This is like having an orchestra instead of a piano. These units require more of the user but well worth it.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Nov 27, 2018
Great Harp.!
The Hammond harmonica is a bit heavier than most diatonic harmonicas, but I like the feel, sound and quality of this instrument, so this is my third one, and each is a different key. I haven't played them long enough to know if they have a long reed life, but my guess is that they will.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Jul 20, 2024
My take everywhere harp!
You can spend much more but never have better player!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Feb 22, 2018
Great Harp
Great harp. One of my favorites. And I have over 3 dozen of them from Hohner, Seydel, Lee Oskar and Suzuki.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Sep 11, 2018
~* Blue Harp*~
Played ~*Blue Harp*~ smooth lip very nice harp. The Hammond Promaster Beautiful sound... Brass cover black chrome plated aluminum body HA -20 Phosphor Bronze reeds and included hard shell carrying case and ship Japan Import
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Sep 07, 2016
Excelente
Da gusto tocar esta armonica, soy principiante y aprovecha muy bien el aire, la recomiendo, suena muy bonito.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
