Lee Oskar Major Diatonic H-Dur Mundharmonika

I have been looking long time for this harmonica, and I love it, even through there aren't many songs to play with the high G.

It is my first Lee Oskar harmonica, I used to play Hohner Blues Harp MS before almost exclusively. Although it comes in an usually high key (well, this is how the High G is supposed to be! :) it can say a lot about this model of harp generally. It seems to be air tight, responsive, well built and tuned. The only unusual thing that I kind of had to get used to is feeling the letters and digits imprinted on the covers, but that's manageable. Overall good harp and I plan to buy more of those in different keys. Oh, and I just recently discovered that Junior Wells in 80s played the very same model of harp, and high G was one of his favorite! :)

It is an excellent harmonica. Excellent tone and easy to play for its bigger hole. Being a melody player, I am fully satisfied till now. Let me see its durability as it is almost new and my first lo harp.

Simply the best. I'm far from the world's greatest harp player, but I've tried them all simply because I wanted to write about them in my blog that seeks to encourage homeless, unemployed, etc., to play simple street harp instead of just drinking and panhandling. You can spend more money for a harp, but you won't get any better than these Lee Oskars, and they're the only real player when it comes to minor key harps, which are quite rare. (The only competition for Lee Oskars, in my opinion, is the Suzuki Bluesmaster, a little mellower if you find the Oskars a little brassy [they purposely tuned a tad sharp], but not available in minor keys.)

Très satisfait de cet achat.