About this item
A unique, beautifully mellow sound, based on a revolutionary concept: the Special 20 was the first diatonic harmonica in the world with reed plates recessed into the comb, creating a projecting plastic mouthpiece. This makes it more comfortable to play, and the most copied harmonica design worldwide. Its distinctive sound is perfect for everything from Folk and Country to Rock and Pop. The Special 20 offers everything a professional harpist needs, but it's also the ideal beginner's instrument thanks to its smooth playability and comparatively affordable price. If you're not just looking for a companion for the first few steps, but one to take you all the way, the Special 20 is your best possible bet. The reed plates are recessed for a more comfortable mouthpieceReliable performance under all climate conditions thanks to the resilient plastic combThe cover plates have a small back opening to highlight the warm soundDue to health regulations this item may not be returned. Reed plates (material, thickness): brass, 0.9 mm Reed plates (surface): brass Reeds (number, material): 20, brass Comb (material, color): ABS, black Comb (finish): ABS Mouthpiece (surface): ABS Cover plates: stainless steel Type: diatonic Tuning: Richter/Country (Country just in F#, F, E, Eb, D, Db, C, B(H), Bb, A, Ab, G) Number of holes: 10 Length: 10.2 cm / 4.0"
About Sam Ash Music Marketing
Sam Ash is proud to be America's largest family-owned music business, and that's certainly not a distinction they achieved overnight. It's their passion for music, as well as our enthusiasm for helping you create music, that has driven us to give customers our all since the first Sam Ash store opened back in 1924.
About Sam Ash Music Marketing
Sam Ash is proud to be America's largest family-owned music business, and that's certainly not a distinction they achieved overnight. It's their passion for music, as well as our enthusiasm for helping you create music, that has driven us to give customers our all since the first Sam Ash store opened back in 1924.