Lee Oskar harmonicas are inexpensive, they are simple and cheap to repair, easy to play, have great tone, and are even easy to identify since the 1st & 2nd position keys are printed right on the comb.

It has a great tone

This is a great harmonica with beautiful tones and the best price around

Tone, tuning, and comfort of playing is superior to all others

However, despite this glaring quality control issue, the instrument has good tone and playability

I love the tones of this harmonica.

Nicely balanced, good tone, looks nice

There is clear quality in the construction and the tone of all of the standard notes that a diatonic harmonica / Blues Harp are supposed to play

Found I could get the 2 draw note, which is so hard to get good tone on, better on the Hohner.

It has a nice tone, good for a beginner, good price.

This is a great Harp, it plays very nice, very bendable, tone was good

After tweaking my technique and style a little, though, each note comes out mostly ideal, especially the middle (4-7) holding a strong, warming tone

Beautiful tone and build quality

I would have to say that the tone is most exciting for me

It is so easy to play, has fantastic tone and superior construction to the comparable Hohner Special 20 Marine Band harmonica

Light weight, easy to bend without too much trouble, great feel, warm resonating tone, easy to find the right hole, airtight

Great tone, and comfortable to play.

It definitely has a better tone quality than my old Honer and recommend it for overall quality

The tones from this harp are warm and sweet.

The Lee Oskar Diatonic C Major is the best harmonica for beginners because of the ease of controlling air flow and bending notes with rich tone.

They last the longest, have the best tone, and are the easiest to play, once broken in, of any harp I've played.

This is my first Oskar instrument, and I love the clear, pure tone.

Has great tones.

But alas, the secret E# and F# on holes 4 and hole 5 are too important to me