Suzuki 1072-C Folkmaster 10 Hole Diameter, Key: C

The Suzuki 1072-C Folkmaster Harmonica in the key of C is a top - notch choice for both novice and seasoned harmonica players. Engineered with a unique laser manufacturing process, it features ultra - thin, flexible reeds. These reeds are the secret behind its mellow tones and an incredibly wide range of sound timbres, unrivaled by other harmonica brands. With a sturdy, waterproof molded plastic body and elegantly sculpted metal covers, this harmonica not only looks great but also stands the test of time. And it comes with a hard - shell carrying case, so you can take your music anywhere safely. Its easy playability and budget - friendly price don't sacrifice on performance. Enjoy the crystal - clear sound and perfect tuning that Suzuki harmonicas are famous for. Key Features: Designed for effortless play and affordability; Exceptional sound clarity and perfect tuning; Unique laser manufacturing; Thin, bendable reeds for mellow sounds; A wide variety of sound timbres; Durable waterproof plastic body; Classically designed metal covers; Comes with a protective hard - shell case. Specifications: Model Number: 1072 - C; 10 holes; Key: C; Body Material: Waterproof molded plastic; Cover Material: Metal; Manufacturing Process: Laser. Package Contents: Suzuki 1072 - C Folkmaster Harmonica and a hard - shell carrying case.

Using the Suzuki 1072 - C Folkmaster Harmonica is easy. First, hold the harmonica firmly with both hands, making sure your fingers don't cover the holes. Then, place your lips gently around a hole and blow or draw air to produce sounds. For different notes, move your lips to other holes. If you want to create bends, practice adjusting your tongue and air pressure slowly. When you're done playing, wipe the harmonica with a clean, dry cloth to remove moisture. Don't soak it in water, even though it has a waterproof body. Keep it in the provided hard - shell carrying case to protect it from bumps and scratches. Store it in a cool, dry place to avoid damage to the reeds. If you notice any issues with the sound or the reeds, it's best to take it to a professional harmonica repair person.