Product Detail
The Suzuki MR-250 Bluesmaster in Key of G is a 10-hole diatonic harmonica that offers an amazing blend of affordability and professional quality. This unique instrument combines the best aspects of our well - loved Folkmaster and Promaster models, making it a top pick for musicians at all skill levels. With its high - end Phosphor Bronze reeds and ABS plastic comb, it projects a beautiful sound with great tonal clarity. The stainless - steel covers are durable and ergonomically designed, providing a comfortable hold for easy playing. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this harmonica offers outstanding durability and sound quality without breaking your budget. It's almost indestructible, a long - term investment for music lovers. You'll be impressed by its look, sound, and feel, and it'll be a great addition to your instrument collection. Key features include combining affordability with pro quality, stainless - steel covers for durability and comfort, Phosphor Bronze reeds for excellent sound, an ABS plastic comb for easy handling, a nearly indestructible build, easy playability, and being in the Key of G. Specifications are Brand: Suzuki, Model: MR - 250 Bluesmaster, Type: 10 Hole Diatonic Harmonica, Key: G, Reeds: Phosphor Bronze, Comb: ABS Plastic, Cover: Stainless Steel. Package contents are the Suzuki MR - 250 Bluesmaster in Key of G, a protective carry case, and an instruction manual.
Using the Suzuki MR - 250 Bluesmaster harmonica is a breeze. Just hold it between your hands with the covers in a comfortable position. Put your lips around the holes and blow or draw air gently to produce different notes. To play different tunes, move your lips across the holes. When you're done playing, put it back in the protective carry case to keep it safe. As for maintenance, don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Clean it gently with a soft, dry cloth after each use. If you notice any dirt or debris inside, you can use a small brush to carefully remove it. Avoid dropping the harmonica as much as possible because even though it's very durable, a hard impact could still damage it. Read the instruction manual that comes with it for more detailed playing techniques and tips.
