🎶 Play Your Heart Out with Lee Oskar!
The Lee Oskar Harmonica in the Key of C is a major diatonic instrument designed for blues and rock enthusiasts. With its plastic comb, large holes for easy playing, and an airtight design, this harmonica delivers a louder sound and responsive reeds. Plus, its replaceable reed plates offer a cost-effective solution for long-term use, making it a must-have for musicians on the go.
| Item Dimensions | 6 x 3 x 1 inches |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Style | Major Diatonic - Key of C |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Color | type 2 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Instrument Key | C |
S**I
A great sounding small beauty
This is my goto harp for learning and practicing daily. I also love the case that can lock to other cases making them to be easily organised. It's a small beauty that I carry everywhere I go to.
I**R
Great
Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great instrument, wonderful sound
R**O
Cg.
Good product. Sounds good. Good case.
L**D
One of the Best Harmonicas you can buy, and some other suggestions
I really like the sound, timbre or tone of the Lee Oscar Harmonicas. Very easy to play, and bending is not too difficult to do, but I am still very much a beginner or a little better of a player at this point. I have never had Oscar jam reeds, or have any hole to not produce musical notes, ever. The Oscars I have, always just play beautifully, no matter how much i play them, or how long they sit. My $20 dollar honer from china, I can't make this boast, nor my Japanese Manjis, although with a bit of a warm up the Suzuki Manjis open up and are playable without much delay.If I was going to recommend a beginner harmonica, it would be a Lee Oscar, or a Honer Special 20, if you were just wanting 1/ to test out harmonica and see if you liked it, and 2/ wanted to get a good quality harp to start, that could be used for a couple three years until you were an advanced intermediate or an intermediate advanced harp player. If you know in your heart that you want to play harp, and you think you might want to just buy one harp, only, I would suggest the Honer Crossover, as it can be used for the greatest range of styles: Blues, Country, Jazz, Rock, Folk. Or I would suggest the Lee Oscar or the Special 20, as they both play really easy, sound really good, and are not too difficult to bend notes on.
S**3
Impulse buy
Excellent quality. Make sure it's something that you want and not something that's just gonna take up space later because you feel like getting a new instrument. But it's affordable in the long run if it's something you're going to play
N**
Good value
Great for a beginner and beyond. Very happy with my purchase. Good sound quality on both high and low notes.
S**J
Impressive
Just got one today after buying one from a gas station. The sound is incredibly beautiful and with much less of an effort as the gas station one.
L**R
Great sound!!
Bought for my very talented Uncle it works great!!
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