24 Holes Harmonica, Key of C, Premium Diatonic Mouth Organ Harp, Ideal for Blues, Folk, Jazz, Beginners and Professionals, with Durable Case and Cloth(Gold)

Love the sound and feel of this harmonica for the price! Tested it with the piano, it is in the key of C as advertised! Really fun starter instrument for anyone! It’s a well made and attractive piece and you can amuse yourself with it for hours! Highly recommend! Great stocking stuffer for the holidays!!!

Let me preface this review by saying I have no musical training at all. But I have always had a harmonica for as long as I can remember. The HOSEYIN KEY OF C 24 HOLES HARMONICA is the first time I’ve ever had one with 24 Holes. This is about twice the length of your average harmonica. It's beautiful to look at, and it's nice to hold. It comes in a good box and has a nice case. It would make a lovely gift for anyone who likes music, whether they play or not. One thing about the harmonica is that even when you don't know how to play, you can still coax lovely sounds out of it. It's one of my favorite instruments. This feels like a quality instrument, and it sounds like a quality instrument except for one note. I'm sure mine is just an anomaly, but there is one higher note I cannot blow air through. I notice it every time I pick it up. I hope that mine is just defective and an anomaly, and I think it probably is. It seems like the harmonica has a slight indentation in it that has somehow left that hole not open and therefore unavailable to blow through and produce sound from. If there is a visual physical defect, it is so slight that it's really hard to notice. But I do think that's a possibility given that this is longer than standard harmonica. Being longer makes it more prone to that kind of defect than a shorter, standard size harmonica would be. I'm just speculating here because I really don't know what the problem is, but I know that mine arrived with one hole that I'm unable to produce sound from. I could probably narrow it down more if I were musically inclined, but I'm not. I would hate to see somebody not order this because one came out of the factory with a problem.  It really is a lovely instrument, and I think you're safe to assume that mine is a one-off. If it wasn't, you'll probably read about it here in the reviews by other customers.

I always loved the sound of harmonicas since I was a little girl. My dad used to play one. His old one broke after decades of use, many years ago, but I often wanted to hear the soulful sound of a harmonica again.Well, this instrument sure brought back memories!And it turns out they are not so hard to play! I picked out “Amazing Grace” in about 5 minutes, and with a few more minutes of practice, I could play it without mistakes.Harmonicas may bring back memories for you, too - I would suggest investing in one now, simply for the fun of it!

This nice, inexpensive harmonica is unique in that it provides a three octave range in a single instrument. It is necessarily long and takes a bit of getting used to, but it is definitely worth the effort.

The media could not be loaded.  WARNING: You’re about to hear some seriously bad harmonica (when you watch my videos - if you already watched them, so sorry). I don’t know how to play. If your ears bleed or you have nightmares after this, don’t say I didn’t warn you.I’ve always wanted a harmonica. I finally got one years ago but misplaced it. So I finally decided to treat myself with another… and I LOVE IT.First impressions - the gold looks really nice. Not sure how long the finish will last, but it looks great out of the box!I have zero to say in the negative about this product. Looks great, sounds great. Even though I can’t play it (yet), it does sound in tune. So that’s a relief. No one wants a C scale harmonica that’s actually a B flat. Am I right or am I right? :-)If you’re looking for a reasonably priced starter harmonica, this is the one! I’m no Blues Traveler but I love it. A pro might think differently… but that’s the good thing about not being a pro. I’m easier to please and very happy with this!If you have any questions, please feel free to leave them in the comments and I'll try my best to answer them when I see them. Thanks so much and I hope you enjoy your harmonica! Please follow me for more honest reviews.

It looks great but was too airy to play.

This is a nice harmonica for the price. It’s all plastic and metal, there is no wood like all the versions I had as a kid. That is probably why it has a different sound, or, as my husband put it, “It has a neat sound.” We are looking forward to learning how to play it. It came with a case, a cleaning cloth, and instructions. The instructions include a folk song to help beginners learn to play.

I'm new to playing tremolo harmonica, so this is a good entry point. I didn't realize all the holes don't blow and draw, so make sure you read about how these things work. It gets a decent tone for the price and is a good beginner harp.