Hohner Special 20 Harmonica - Key of C Bundle with Key Stickers, Plastic Case, Instructional Manual, and Austin Bazaar Polishing Cloth

I recently purchased the Hohner Special 20 Harmonica in the key of C, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision! As a beginner, I was looking for a harmonica that was easy to play, and this model delivers on every front. The sound quality is incredible—crisp and clear, making every note sound professional even with my limited experience.The bundle also includes a handy zip case, instructional manual, and a polishing cloth, which are great additions, especially for someone just starting out. I was able to pick up the basics quickly thanks to the manual, and the free online lessons are an excellent resource to continue learning. The build quality feels sturdy, and the design is sleek and comfortable in hand.Overall, this is a fantastic harmonica for both beginners and more experienced players. Highly recommend it!

Though a bit more expensive than some brands, my son wanted this one. It sounds great right away and he's planning to get a holder so he can play while he's holding a guitar. This is a solid quality harmonica!

Nice quality harp, sounds great too! Nice package from this company with the nicer case and cleaning cloth!

Fast delivery. Excellent product and well packaged. Good value for the money. Sound quality is superb. Very easy to play!

For years I’ve wanted to learn the harmonica. I’ve bought the gift shop cheap harmonicas before from the likes of Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and House of Blues but they’re really cheaply made. When you try to play the 1 or 10 holes, you end up using a lot more air to force the note than you really should have to. So I decided to buy this product to give it another go. Plus, the picture showed a box with art of my favorite harmonica player, John Popper. So it HAD to be good, right?It is. Between this and the $10 harmonicas marked up at gift shops, the difference is night and day. You can easily hit the blow/draw on the 1 and 10 holes without any extra effort, which means you won’t be straining on the high/low ends and then failing to single out notes in the middle because you didn’t drop your effort back to what the rest of the holes require to produce the sound.For the product itself, the beginner manual isn’t anything too special, you can find just about everything in there online for free. The raised key stickers are nice but I won’t be using them simply because I don’t want to ruin the sharp look of the harmonica itself. The case is solid plastic, nothing too special but you don’t really need anything more than this to protect it. The polishing cloth is surprisingly thick and feels like it will last. A quick note, there is no pouch in this bundle as the title says, which is the reason for the missing star. It’s not a dealbreaker but don’t buy this expecting everything pictured or as advertised in the title. Also, the box art is different now. John Popper does not grace the cover of this one. You can see what actually ships from the attached picture.Overall, very solid piece and a must buy if you’ve been frustrated with the cheap gift shop harmonicas before. They shouldn’t be that hard to play as you’ll see if you buy this one.

I got this as a Christmas gift for somebody in my band.I've had the Teflon center Hohner harmonicas for years.

I have only buy Hohner Harmonica's . They are built to last, I look for the ones made in Germany... If you take care of this harmonica it will last you a really long time... I have a couple that are at least 50 years old and still play great.

Bought this for father-in-law. He loves it! Losing mobility and being alone, it's a good hobby and very low risk. He loves to whittle and hand carve wood.I have peace of mind knowing he's enjoying learning. The harmonica seemed a tad pricey but the convenience is well worth the price. Sounds and looks great! Tuning is true and accurate.