Hohner Steven Tyler Artist Series Harmonica, Key of A Review

Just so you know where I'm coming from, I'm a beginner at harmonica with just a few harps.This one was bought for me as a gift.

It's a good harp but not up to the level of the other Hohners in the same price range.Most Hohners are made Germany, but this one is made in China.It sounds good, less brash than the Special 20, less mellow than the Blues Harp, but once you're familiar with it, you'll notice slight differences that are just a small step down in quality than other Hohners.The covers are not molded as smoothly, and have crimps in a few places, and gaps in a few others.And it's obvious that instead of sanding the edges of the comb smooth, they use heat because the front of the comb is a little uneven.

Now about those black covers...I have to admit that they do look nice.I'm assuming they are anodized aluminum (but I don't know for sure).Whatever they are, they sure do feel nice against the lips--less friction than stainless steel, and they don't get fingerprints and lip marks as easily.

I still like the way it sounds (as I'm a little partial to lower harps), but I'd say your paying about $10 just for the Steven Tyler name and the fact that it's black.

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