Suzuki MR-550H pure harp – C

• A 10 hole, 20 note harmonica designed for advanced players • Available in A, B, Bb, C, D, Db, E, Eb, F, F#, G, High G, and Low F • Constructed from Hawaiian Kao wood offering distinct tonal characteristics • Natural wood comb and cover plated produce a rich, dark and bluesy tone • Ideal for both solo and ensemble settings • Supplied with an ABS case • A 10 hole, 20 note harmonica designed for advanced players • Available in A, B, Bb, C, D, Db, E, Eb, F, F#, G, High G, and Low F • Constructed from Hawaiian Kao wood offering distinct tonal characteristics • Natural wood comb and cover plated produce a rich, dark and bluesy tone • Ideal for both solo and ensemble settings • Supplied with an ABS case , Introducing the Suzuki MR-550H pure harp This all-wooden 10-hole, 20-note harmonica is crafted for advanced players and is available in a wide range of keys including A, B, Bb, C, D, Db, E, Eb, F, F#, G, High G, and Low F. Its precise tuning and responsive playability make it a versatile choice for musicians seeking expressive performance across multiple genres. High-quality construction Constructed from premium Hawaiian Kao wood, the harmonica offers distinct tonal characteristics. The natural wood comb and cover plates produce a rich, dark, and bluesy tone, complemented by a warm sound profile with enhanced mid and low overtones. This gives the instrument a soulful, resonant voice ideal for both solo and ensemble settings. Lightweight and durable The wood’s moderate strength and light weight make it a popular material for other instruments like guitars and ukuleles, further underscoring its musical reliability. This harmonica also comes with a durable ABS case for safe storage and transport, ensuring your instrument stays protected wherever you go. Please note: though coating processing is done on the wood part, it is still possible to cause allergy symptoms. Also, since the wood is a natural material, there are some irregularities, colour unevenness etc. on the surface. Suzuki harmonicas range diagrams