They still give a decent sound

The c sounds bad

a good sound!!I recommend this set for anyone who needs harmonicas in different keys and is not a professional.

They are nice sound is great

and you're a little curious what harmonicas in different keys sound like.

BUT I would say that they are most definitely a step ahead of the plastic Piedmont harps and would likely give a more enjoyable experience and cleaner, louder sound than the plastic Piedmont harps

The sound is pretty good, and to have a whole set for such a low price is great

I'm not saying I would play one on stage, but they give a decent sound

Good sounds, butnot quality made

this harmonica is junk.-plastic casing-very "soft" sound-NOT at all air tightI use Golden Melody harmonicas, but needed something to practice

They have a good sound like the pro's would have

They could never produce an even halfway good sound.

It took much less effort and had a better sound.

Great sound and fun to play!

Compared to metal, they produce a hollow sound and you have to blow pretty hard to get a good sound

The sound seems fine to my ear.

They are a little lighter than I expected, but so far at least, they have great sound.

By ease of use, I am referring the fact that it takes a LOT of breath to use the higher notes when breathing in, resulting in difficulty playing as well as extraneous sounds.

Even for a beginner trying to save money I wouldn't recommend these because the sound is so bad it makes it impossible to learn

Good sound and low cost but the smell and taste still strong after a month airing out on the counter

Sound is excellent, all the keys I need to play a long to whatever guitar, and the best thing is the case

When I blow on 1 and 2 sometimes the sound doesn't come out and I have to inhale on it hard for it to work a little.

but they take a lot of air to get a poor quality sound.

They sound "breathy", and take more air to make a clear sound

Even so far as just learning the proper sounds/techniques and finding the "sweet" tones on your bends, do get the better harps by all means, certainly

But if you just want to play tunes on the harp, these have a surprisingly very nice sound for the price.

The G harp 10th hole blow makes a wavering sound like a siren!

They are made entirely of plastic and getting a decent sound out of them is near impossible

Not to mention an abnormal, high-pitched, squeaking sound that accompanies them

Good solid sound

That said the sound is decent if you can get past the smell.

bad stuff, irregular and weak sound

they are not high quality as some of the others you would see but they are also not a typical dime store harp either, these harmonicas have a nice sound for being mostly plastic, and they are good for beginners not wanting to spend 50 dollars on a harmonica only to find out they don't like

The G harp 10th hole blow makes a wavering sound like a siren!

Really windy sounding and notes are really quiet

Very good sound with no bad taste or odor.

Good sound.

Although the body of the harmonicas is made of plastic, they produce a very nice sound and they are really easy to bend.

If I choose to continue to play, I will invest in a more durable set, but for $16 and over two years of use, these are excellent-sounding harmonicas and I do not regret the choice to purchase them.

Good warm sound, not tinny like cheap harmonicas.

These harps work and sound

There is way too much leakage to get a good sound.

Great sound.

It is too hard to inhale and exhale on the A, E and G. Uncomfortable to make enough sound to make a tune on most of them

Very nice rich sound and feel the balance vibrating on your lips

My husband loves them they have an amazing sound.

Anyone can enjoy the fun sound of the harmonica in 7 keys.

: This is a great harmonica set for the price great beginner harp and a great sound to add to your collection for more advanced players

Iam a beginner and it was hard to get good sound for me

Really difficult to get a good sound.

Good sound and low cost but the smell and taste still strong after a month airing out on the counter

By ease of use, I am referring the fact that it takes a LOT of breath to use the higher notes when breathing in, resulting in difficulty playing as well as extraneous sounds.

The sound isn't too bad, either

It took him a couple of weeks to figure out how to get the best sound from the Harmonica's, but he now enjoys them greatly.

Some are not so good, with an occasional dead reed and/or a problem where the player has to work hard to get a good sound out of it

Compared to metal, they produce a hollow sound and you have to blow pretty hard to get a good sound

The sound that sings forth from this set is incredible when accompanying other instruments

Great sound for the price also!

Terrible sound, leaks air everywhere, weighs about half as much as the nearly as cheap $8.00 Chinese made Blues Band or the Old Standby

Worst purchase I made all year, and I bought two one as a gift, I have played the harp since I was 16, I have played toys better than this, they leak, the sound is dull, they feel cheap.

BUT I would say that they are most definitely a step ahead of the plastic Piedmont harps and would likely give a more enjoyable experience and cleaner, louder sound than the plastic Piedmont harps

if weight and feel is a big deal to u don't get these harps, but,if good sound and value is what u r looking for, get them

The case is a very nice quality case, but some of the harmonicas, (E for one) are defective, as the 10th whole does not produce a good sound, just an ungodly screetch

Hohner is a well respected name and these entry level harmonica's have a good sound and were meant for those just starting out, who didn't want to break the bank.

They're plastic (which is what i'd expect at this price point) but they have a great sound and are perfect to learn on.

They play ok, but you have to blow pretty hard to make a good sound with these

The price and case is nice, but the plastic casing of each harp leaves them dull sounding compared to my other harmonicas.

the set came quickly and the sound is pretty good for the price i would recommend it

Not the richest sound and forget usable volume in all but soft environments but given that the whole set costs less than a typical Marine Band or Lee

As I improve, I intend to just start replacing the piedmonts with nicer, better sounding harps.

These don't bend, have a terrible sound, and take way too much air to blow/draw in order to have a decent volume.

Not only did this set provide me with that, but it is also certainly good enough for now...while the $30 each blues harps have a clearer sound and are a bit easier to bend notes, this $20 set is a great deal!

Aside from the fact of the harmonica being plastic, it has a good sound and is fun for anyone trying to learn

The read plate inside that makes the sound is made of brass just like any expensive harmonica

Extremely dead sound

They have good sound and great gift for my niece and nephew.

The sound is not good at all.

Bad sound

a bended note sound good takes away from what I'm playing on the guitar

The harmonicas have good sound, the hardest thing to get used to is the texture on the plastic reed covers

The piedmont harps are a little more difficult to get the right sound for me.

The sound is also horrible and they don't keep tune.

Sure the sound wasn't excellent, and they tasted a little funny at first

I had to blow extra hard to get a strong sound out of them

Dont get a Hohner Special 20 much better sound will work unlike half of these.

If they don't produce a loud sound that may be a good

I feel like I have to strain my lungs in order to get a decent sound out of these, and that creates some really bad habits for my singing voice.

These are pretty cheap-o.