Best Harmonica C Key 24 Holes Major Diatonic Double Tremolo Beginner Harmonicas for Sale Musical Instrument Accessories Black with Case

I picked up a used Hohner XB40 for a few bucks and like it a lot, but it has a few defects and it is a B flat. I figured a decent tremolo might give a me similar effect since I cannot find a C or G XB40. I am not the greatest harmonica player but this baby has a great sound and single notes are easy. As well as bending (maybe too easy like the XB40). I know people poo poo Chinese musical instruments but this is a $25 good buy IMHO.

Very nice harmonica, it'd be a good buy at a higher price. Recommended.

I was looking for a 24-hole harmonica online and found this. Though someone wrote a review saying it is made in Japan, I got this one which was made in China. The sound quality is good and the case is quite solid. The price is OK.

Easy and fun to play

I’m very pleased with it!

What a wonderful sounding harmonica. The tones go from deep, penetrating lows to very nice piercing highs. Very rich in tone. The piece itself has a great feel. It has a good deal of weight and the case is superb as well. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of quality since the price is so low. What a great bargain! I am by no means a professional harmonica player but I do play for hours at a time during ceremonies. Wow! I would definitely recommend this harmonica to anyone who’s interested in this type of instrument.

Met expectations

I bought this as my first tremolo harmonica and the numbering system was a bit daunting, so I bought a Hohner tremolo with numbering 1 thru 10. In actuality, the Fly Glory is a far superior harmonica. The numbering may be different but the notes remain the same, but the main difference is the ease and the sound. The Fly Glory is the sweetest sounding harmonica I have heard; the sound warbles and echoes and carries in the breeze with a sweetness not found in another.