Lee Oskar: Major Diatonic Harmonica In G

Lee Oskar: Major Diatonic Harmonica In G

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Customer Rating:		(2 reviews)
Instrument:		Harmonica (HARM)

Catalogue #:		FCN1910G

This Item Earns 60 Musicroom Points

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The orange label Lee Oskar: Harmonica In G is a fantastic 10-hole Major Diatonic straight harp harmonica endorsed by a true legend! Manufactured by Tombo, this is traditional, standard tuning, suitable for playing Blues, Folk, Rock, Country and Pop.

This model is airtight making bending easier and overall sounds better than most harps. Not only does it sound great, but its extremely durable with replaceable components.

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I probably play this harmonica more than any others I own, due to the ease of playing and the sound. I'd disagree with it being easy to bend - the marine band would probably be a better choice for that. That said, it's an all round good harmonica regardless of skill. The only issue I've found is that the box it comes in it larger than the instrument, meaning it'll rattle about unless you stick something else in there.
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The website was easy to use and ordering quick and simple. The harmonica arrived quickly and in excellent condition. I would use musicroom.com again.
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