Hohner 257 Chrometta 14 Harmonica, Key Of C Major, Chrome (257-C)

I am very excited to get hohner chrometta 14 ,very well product

Very disappointed .. few notes are not tuned right , one Reed is ringing .. to think of it being an expensive product , I can’t even return / exchange it .. which is understandable but the seller shud have ensured quality / thoroughly dissatisfied

It is great mouth Organ, in almost every music shop cost is around 7000 , it got it from Delhi in 6890 from a renowned music shop . So price tag of 20000 is just robbery and cheating that's all

my friend have this harmonica my dream is to be play this harmonica one time in my life

I am very pleased with this harmonica. It has a great tone, notes flow with easy breaths and it is nice to play. 👍👍👍

I LIKE IT BECAUSE IS HANDY. I USE IT IN THE CHURCH FOR MUSIC.

al momento lo strumento risulta ottimo, il suono risulta pulito e il registro è morbido e preciso, per il resto occorre molta pratica e studio per ottenere il meglio-

I like it.Chromettas always seem to play easier from to to bottom than higher priced harmonicas.I just purchased a Suzuki Chromatic 64, and although it is a really nice instrument, I really enjoy playing the Chrometta much more. It's lighter, my lips don't stick to it while sliding up and down the scale and the slide works really nice.The Chrometta and the Chromatix are really set apart as far as sound goes. The Chrometta being more raspy and gritty while the Chromatix has smooth jazzy sound, more like a sax. The Chrometta seems less affected by moisture, even though they both have wind savers.I don't play professionally, so as a non-professional I would recommend the Chrometta.It's really easy to learn on and a much more forgiving instrument.I also own a SeydelDeluxe Steel and I prefer playing the Chrometta over that, simply because of the lip friction involved. The Seydel has a very sticky mouth piece, probably because of silver content in the plating.The mouth piece on the Chrometta is plastic and the holes are very large in comparison to anything else which in turn, lends itself to an easier playing experience. Less friction. No need to lick it to slide easy. Keeps the harmonica dryer inside.I have a 10 and a 14.Going to get a12 soon.The 8 just doesn't have enough room for my repertoire, or I'd get one of those also.

I give this chromatic 5 stars, simply because I think it is the best sounding chromatic (to my ear, when playing) that I own. I bought it because I had read so many reports that it sounds beautiful. I own some very expensive chromatics and I prefer the sound of my Crometta. It is well constructed, but not as 'solid' as the very expensive harmonicas. I have found the large square holes take some getting use to, but I like them as I get a more direct feeling that inhale/exhale = beautiful sound. The slide has a long throw and that may be a problem for some. It is smooth, but can be a bit noisy. I have had it for close to 2 months and it has become the chromatic I play and prefer.