The title says "Minor C," which should mean the E (blow 2,5 and

I wanted to buy a beginner harmonica, but did not want to buy a cheap low quality instrument

This is my first attempt at seriously playing the harmonica and it seems to be a good instrument.

The harmonica was just as good as that instrument has always been.

Having a good instrument makes learning a lot more fun :-)

As a beginner I'd suggest the Golden Melody as a first harp over this Special 20.

Doesn't have quite the volume as the Golden Melody either.

The title says "Minor C," which should mean the E (blow 2,5 and

I find myself bouncing between my Lee Oskar C and Hohner golden melody

Very nice harp but not as easy to bend as the Golden Melody.

As usual the Amazon Prime service was outstanding, I would highly recommend this product to a friend.

Purchased this product from one of the other vendors recommended through Amazon

From what I understand Amazon offers no warranty re: defective products.

Great product, but bad on the head when you tell your girlfriend to "Blow This

the higher pitch that C has over the G makes it a bit more difficult to draw notes cleanly and bend them.

the only bad thing is that I didn't get what was pictured, but I will attribute that to just a packing mistake.

the only thing worth noting is learn how to properly clean your harp, my notes were muddy and unclear while i was practicing

Wonderful thing added to wonderful daughter and father time together.

I then ordered a Blues Harp Minor G for $15.98, it's also a great harmonica but also was sent the wrong key (Major G)

I can't give an in-depth review since I'm a complete harmonica newbie, but this thing seems awesome to me

If you have finesse, they have good tone and will probably last forever.

If you don't mind a narrower harp with inferior comfort and tone, buy a Lee Oskar.

The title says "Minor C," which should mean the E (blow 2,5 and

It sounds, for the most part, in tune and its tone is great

But the spacing on the comb felt odd and the tone wasn't loud enough for me.

It is a professional quality instrument at a very reasonable price.

This Harmonica is well worth the great price I got on Amazon.

Great harp for a good price, and it shipped very quickly.

The title says "Minor C," which should mean the E (blow 2,5 and

And if you can play you already know it is a good instrument for a reasonable price.

The title says "Minor C," which should mean the E (blow 2,5 and

This is a great harmonica and I would strongly recommend any beginner to get this one as his or her first harp

I then ordered a Blues Harp Minor G for $15.98, it's also a great harmonica but also was sent the wrong key (Major G)

Great beginner harmonica for those really interested in learning to play

I love the sound of the Special 20, great beginner harmonica for me

I had no idea I was buying a high-quality harmonica that I would continue to play even once I moved on to more expensive harps

I really love the sound of the special twenty easy to play and clean enexspenceve great harp for begginers

Didn't notice how bad the other harps actually sound until I got this one

On the plus side, it is quite easy to find replacement reed plates for Lee Oskar harps (cheapest price I

On the plus side, it is quite easy to find replacement reed plates for Lee Oskar harps (cheapest price I

It comes in a nice plastic case which makes it easy to carry in my sweatshirt pocket.

Great sound quality for a beginner, love the plastic case for storage.

The plastic case that comes with it is just a little oversized, so the harmonica rattles around in it.

The only problem is the case that comes provided with it

The case it comes with is a good hard plastic case (not like some others that come with a low-quality case that cracks easily).

On this harmonica every hole works, and the pitch is near perfect(my #8 seem slightly sharp) if not perfect

10th hole is weak on the blow and draw, but I'm not sure if it's damaged, defective, or something else

For the first one I bought, I felt that hole 8 (especially D) was hard to sound

On this harmonica every hole works, and the pitch is near perfect(my #8 seem slightly sharp) if not perfect

And one lost the 9 hole draw after only a couple of weeks

The 2 draw will always be hard on any harp for any newbie

the 6 squeled the 3 draw was bad and the 2 was out of key

but I can tell from the beginning that my draw on 2 (G4) is off and not working correctly

" It did take a little while to break in the special 20 before it played as easy and sweet as it's step brother- the American Ace

Easy to play out of the box, including good draw tone even on hole 2

First off, I know some people online are confused about the significance of the "BX" in the model number

The title says "Minor C," which should mean the E (blow 2,5 and

Going from a cheap harmonica to a nice one like this made a huge difference in how my playing sounds (much better now) almost ready to start carrying it with me so i can annoy people in public (Lol joke)Don't underestimate the equipment, if you're not quite sounding right and playing on a cheap one like i was before it might be the instrument

Very loud which is fine if you do not care about bothering people in the next apartment

Admittedly, on the Special 20 it is difficult to play (arguably more than usual, I can see why people complain it's broken), but it is not broken as many reviewers suggest.-

It is too bad replacement reeds are almost as much as the harp.

BUT, I think I got a faulty reed because it will stick when I draw the 3 hole.

But i have lots of them with a blown reed after too little use

I've blown out a few reeds on the Hohners over the years, but the Oskars haven't had any problems

It doesn't jam the reeds, they keep playing steady and true

This harmonica worked great for the first 30 days then I started noticing a strange noise when blowing on the lower register

The 1-4 notes have an unbearable ringing noise after you blow or suck

The title says "Minor C," which should mean the E (blow 2,5 and

I PROMISE I

I must mention that I do not like the Oskar Lee, because I purchased that first in the key of C and the thing squeals and makes all sorts of undesirable noises and the over all tone is not as warm, deep, and resonating as the Hohner Special 20--I threw the Oskar Lee out from frustration.