Hohner 590BX Big River Harmonica, Key of C

This is good for an accomplished beginner to semi pro.For the price, this harp is going to hold it's own against some of the finer harps out there. The pulls are smooth, and if you are getting into bending, single note playing, or tongue blocking this harp holds up. So if you are ready to commit yourself to more harmonica playing, this is the route to go.

This is my second Big River Harp, I got my first one in the mid 90's and lost it in 2010 when I moved. A couple of years ago I decided it was time to get back in the game, and I ordered another set to start practicing but the Hohner kept calling me back. Arrived today, and I will definitely be getting more in different keys!

muy bella armonica

This harmonica is super loud and the tones are very rich, even though I can't play it very well, it's still fun to dink around with and make noise from time to time!It is a great price for a better quality starter Harmonica.

This A-flat harp is great for playing blues in E flat, (E chords with a guitar tuned a half step down). It is pitched lower than an A and higher than a G. Like all Big River harmonicas it is loud and sounds, IMO, as good as any 10 hole harp in its key. I bought a lot of BR harps years ago, when they were nine dollars each. I am so glad I did. I play the harp mainly from a holder (with my guitars). I've been doing that for over 60 years. The Big Rivers are a little thick for some holders. Often I will put old Marine Band covers on them to make them fit better. The funny thing about the review process for this harmonica is that the software wants to know if it is "sheer" enough to suit me. It is (HA!).

Great, price great sound

Great Musical Tool

If you have any facial hair, this harmonica will pull those hairs out that are around your mouth, every single time. The Harmonica has good sound, approaches the special 20 in timbre, very near. Would be best for practice, after a close shave.