East Top T008K 10 holes professioneel blues harp C key muziekinstrument

Came in very good condition, sounds very good. Highly recommend!!

After torturing myselve for years on a cheap - sturdy, yes! - harmonica, that made me labour for every bend, I decided to buy me a fresh crispy new harp.tikkeditik, enter: an unnerving amount of results. Random pick some brands, compare, read, stumble on Seydel.My beautiful, yet soo fragile c-harp, a rediculously expensive gift from a dear friend.A dream to play, even for the 2 short weeks it to me to break it.And this here EastTop thingie was positively compared to a Seydel thingie.Cart, pay, wait, too long - DHL - but worth it:A dream to play!

I'm pretty much a beginner but i already have a few Lee Oskars, a Golden Melody and an old Hohner Blues harp Bb. I heard a lot of good things about this harp so i ordered one of these as well and i have to say for this prize you can't go wrong. Sounds really clear and loud and has a good tone and i even find it easier to blow/draw then my other harps. I do think that my blues harp sounds a bit warmer, maybe because of its wooden Kam but for around 25€ you really can't go wrong. So i think if you're a beginner and you don't wanna spend to much: buy one of these !

Like it. Makes sounds. Working from making sounds backwards to maybe looking at " formalized" music and song.Bought a bunch, wide variety tending toward low tones, Harmonicas to sit and play around with. Kind of like Jazz or that Zappa experimentation thing.Find your sound and work out from there.

Review: The East Top harmonica in key B is a reliable and well-built instrument. The sound is rich and clear, with smooth playability across all ten holes. It's perfect for blues, jazz, or folk music. The build quality feels premium, and it holds its tuning well. A great choice for intermediate players or those looking for a durable harmonica in a less common key.

I bought this harp for a special gig - I needed a harp that I could play bluesy fills in the key of B, which I typically wouldn’t need. Instead of paying a premium price for a different brand I decided that I would try the Easttop. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and with the sound. It’s not as loud or as warm as the pricier brands, but it’s a great little harp that bends easily and sounds very sweet. I’m not the kind of guy that takes his harps apart, so I can’t speak technically about construction....it feels solid and hefty in my hand.Unfortunately, I also can’t speak to durability as I only needed it once!!!

Until now, I have used Hohner, Suzuki, and Lee Oskar harmonicas. When it was time to replace a Lee Oskar, I bought this East Top as an experiment. It was much less expensive, so my expectations were not high.I was pleasantly surprised! I'm very happy with the way it feels and sounds. Time will tell how it holds up, but I'm expecting to buy more East Top harmonicas in the future.

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