East top Harmonica for Beginners Key of C, 10 Holes 20 Tones, Stainless Steel Harp Diatonic Blues Harmonica for Adults, Teenagers, Versatile for All Levels of Players

High quality and reasonably priced. I've played Hohners, Lee Osker, Suzuki Blues Masters, Seydels, all quality harmonicas , but they carry high prices. The East Top harmonicas have the same playability, tone, as the other brands, but reasonably priced and for a beginning harmonica player you want a quality harmonica to learn on and not one of the big names cheaper models, which are basically frustrating to play. They lack durability, reeds go flat etc... East Top sells a durable, high quality, great sounding harmonica that is affordable and beginning players can learn without the frustrating sound of flat or dead reeds to squash the desire to play.

I was impressed with this set of harmonicas. They sound great right out of the box. These will be perfect for this beginner to learn harmonica on.

Great heart set. Love them. Much cheaper than I expected to get a whole set. Highly recommend!

Overall, I like these harmonicas. I have played Honer, Lee Oskar, and Seydel and these are not that good but still decent. The plastic comb seems air tight and they play in tune. I like the sound and enjoy using them. There was one unpleasant surprise. I sometimes play harp while playing guitar. I use a Seydel Gecko harmonica holder because they are fast to deploy, stay out of the way when I'm not using it, and it's quick & easy to change harps. The problem is that the Gecko holder uses a magnet to hold the harp and the cover plates on these harps are apparently not made of ferrous metal. The description says, "Elegant Blue Smooth Stainless Steel Surface with Laser Printing Logo" but they must be stainless steel PLATED because a magnet will not stick to the harmonica. No such problems with my Honer Marine Band and Lee Oskar harmonicas. Since these won't work with the neck racks I use the most, I will be keeping them in my car for impromptu practice. Sure wish I had known that "stainless steel surface" in the description did not mean really mean stainless steel.

If you’re curious about what a key a song is in or wonder what it would sound like in a different key these are a no brainer and really fun. The harps are not bad at all and the case is fantastic. The case itself is worth the price if you have a need for it. I bought the set thinking I could practice tuning if they were out of tune because they were so cheap but for the most part they were all pretty much on. My favorites are the lower keys from D down through G.

Good quality

I’m a pro musician. I usually go with high end Hohner harmonica. This compares if not surpasses any other plastic comb harmonicas that I’ve owned. For the price of one Hohner you get a set of 7 with a durable case. I also love the different colors to make key changes a snap, even in a dark blues club. I highly recommend.

For the money, you can't beat it. These play well and sound good. An exceptional value for the money compared to the prices of other brands that have skyrocketed.

Love this Harp. Does everything right. Sounds great, Crisp, clean notes. Easy to bend.

Excellent product. The harmonicas are of excellent quality. The carrying case is compact, protective and well built; just the job when carrying a lot of other equipment. The key markings on the individual instruments are clear and allow for quick selection from the case. Very satisfied with purchase.

I bought the other type and was on the brink of giving up until I heard that beginners should start with this type I am now making progress and will continue to learn with the help of YouTube I think it’s great value and a quality product that should last me many years

Nice sound and quality

I found these Harmonicas very good except key b has one hole that is hard to use and sounds off