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Great blues harp, has that bendable build
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This harp is a great harp, pretty much the exact same as the Hohner Special 20 in overall quality
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Either I'm a born natural, or this harp is just that good
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I recommend this harp for not only, novice ,but professionals as well
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A loud harp with great construction and fully replaceable parts if you manage to break or wear it down.
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Great harp
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You couldn't go wrong with one of these in C or A as a beginners harp ,super easy to bend.
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The harp has always fascinated
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If you are still reading this review, then you clearly are the type of person that would love this harp, add it to your cart.
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In defense of the harp, it did get shipped out to Afghanistan so it may be having all these problems due to change in altitude, humidity and weather in general; or I just got a bad harp.
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If I was going to recommend a beginner harmonica, it would be a Lee Oscar, or a Honer Special 20, if you were just wanting 1/ to test out harmonica and see if you liked it, and 2/ wanted to get a good quality harp to start, that could be used for a couple three years until you were an advanced intermediate or an intermediate advanced harp player.
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This harp is worth the $, it has an excellent sound
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Oskars are, over all, the best harps I've used.
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Great harp, great price . . .
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You need a certain level of quality or you will have a hard time learning techniques and get frustrated early on, this is about the right level of quality to cost for anybody that wants a good harp that will last and sound awesome
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This harp doesnt just bring a smile to
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I still go back to that $5 version, and yes, with the experience I got on the Lee Oskar, I can sorta bend, but frankly, that cheap harp just doesn't bend like this Oskar does
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This is a great Harp, it plays very nice, very bendable, tone was good
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This simple C harp is great for anyone starting out
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It is head and shoulders above the "cheap" harp and a lot easier to play.
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I picked up a Horner special 20 as well, but I prefer this harp.
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i upgraded from a real cheap harp and this was well worth it
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I never really leave reviews, but this harp has rekindled my love of playing just by its quality alone
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This harp is going to work just fine for me
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The thing that I have always loved about Lee Oskar harps is that the comb is plastic and they are bright and loud right out the box--beautiful sounding and LOUD
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I love this harp
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Awesome harp for a begginer like me.
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It is well constructed and a great harp to get started with.
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I've had this harp for several years now, and I just love it.
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One of the best harps I've ever played
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great harp
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I bought a set of cheap Johnson Blues King harps, and actually carried a couple of them around with me for awhile, but cheap harps are cheap harps
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Have had this harp for over a month and so far, so good.
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This harp is the best I've ever played-period
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Like all harp players of my era, I started on the Hohner Blues Harp and while the sound is great, legendary, they have that awful wood comb that sounds great but rots quickly
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and I must conclude "this harp is awesome
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But one thing I want to Say, Bending is Not as Perfect as SP 20
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But it's still a well made product very similar to the Big River Harp.