Suzuki Harpmaster harmonica in A

General

Specifically for the demanding harmonicist, Suzuki has developed the ideal harmonica - the Harpmaster. This diatonic harmonica has a powerful sound and is also known as the 'blues harp'. Are you looking for more than just a 'run-of-the-mill' harmonica? The Suzuki Harpmaster is exactly what the doctor ordered. Besides being easy to play, this harmonica is built to last. Suzuki maintains optimal quality of their products by assembling some parts of these harmonicas by hand, which also provides them with an element of liveliness. Music is made by people, after all! Tuning, on the other hand, is done by machine. According to Suzuki, this is the only way to guarantee exact tuning. When a Harpmaster is tuned in the factory, Suzuki uses special lasers that file the reeds with precision. The result is a harmonica that is perfectly tuned when you buy it, and stays in tune for years to come.

More than a instrument

To a lot of folks, the harmonica looks like a simple instrument. Basically it is, but there's so much more to it than that. As a travelling companion, a partner on stage or a tool to unwind, a diatonic harmonica can become an integral part of your life. Its stainless steel covers feel comfortable in your hands, and are responsible for the majority of the Harpmaster's sound. This instrument consists of 20 brass reeds on a brass reed plate, which is integrated into the ABS plastic comb. The benefit of a plastic comb is that it won't shrink or swell (due to moisture in the instrument), and plays smoothly. This Harpmaster is tuned to the key of A major, but can also be used as a cross harp to play along with music in the key of E major.