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The Marine Band is a lot sharper on the notes and a lot easier to sound good on.
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I later bought other, more sophisticated harmonicas but my Marine Band will always be my favorite!
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The Marine Band is ideal for single note playing (you do have to pucker more than you would with bigger harps like Lee Oskar)
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Have tried the blues harp and the pro harp but the Marine Band still reigns supreme for me.
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I slightly prefer the sound and playability of the Special 20 and would therefore recommend the Special 20 (C), though I would recommend the Marine Band (A) as a second harmonica
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I've owned Hohner Blues Harps, Special 20s and a Lee Oskar, and while I like all of them, I really love the Marine Band
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Plus, if I did get any better the Marine Band would still be good enough at an advanced level
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Anyway, I can't recommend the Marine Band too highly
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and I actually greatly prefer this Marine Band
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For the harmonica itself ,it is the famous 1896 Marine Band ,and the piece I bought just works perfectly ,no issues.
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The Marine Band is not the worst I have experienced, but the coverplates do stick out over the wood comb slightly
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I have been playing a Marine Band Harmonica (favorite keys - C and D) for over 40 years
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Out of the box the Marine Band was a disaster
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In all fairness the Marine Band has a very nice
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It is as good as my favorite: the Marine Band Crossover
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that I like a
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I hate to disparage a