For many yeears Hohner has been the name to go to for professional harmonica players. What they produced was on occasions excellent but always a bit hit n miss ... unresponsive reeds or sticky air-savers. They countered this in recent years by developing the CX model. This is very air-tight but plastic. It's a great improvement but doesn't allow a player to control the sound.Enter Suzuki who have now clearly taken the reins with their Chromatix. They have produced an instrument that is consistently air-tight by using superb engineering. The design is actually similar to the 'old' Hohner 280 which had 4 octaves with each reed positioned on opposite reed plates and using round rather than square access holes. (Why Hohner didn't use this design on the 3 octave 270 I don't know).I have several Suzukis and they are always consistent in their volume, control and response. Despite having great loyalty to Hohner - stemming back to the 70's when they sponsored me to win the World Harmonica Championship - but it's only fair to say that their chromatic harmonica has been firmly trumped by the fabulous design and engineering of the Suzuli Chromatix.

Exelente cromatica de 64 voces, muy hermética , se siente casi como una de 12 hoyos en su respuesta, muy superior a la conocida marca alemana en sus modelos de cuatro octavas, exelente inversión.

Très bel instrument,qualité de fabrication irréprochable ,étanchéité exceptionnelle due au faible nombre de pièces du mécanisme de la tirette.L'embouchure est de section arrondie , ce qui facilite le jeu.Côté qualité du son rien à redire également.A mon avis cet harmonica surpasse largement le CX12 (que je possède également) sur tous les domaines.Maintenant il reste à confirmer ces remarques à l'usage .

Ein tolles Produkt.Funktioniert sehr gut.

Esta armònica està bien afinada, tiene volùmen alto, buen aspecto. Estoy muy conforme con mi compra