Harley Benton Blues Harmonica in C-Major 3-stars Reviews

An ok harmonica

This harmonica is ok for the price you have to pay for it. I bought it just to try it out and I guess, for the price you pay you can't really complain.

The best thing about this harmonica is obviously the price. You can't really complain about the craftsmanship because of that. Of course there's better ones out there but then you'll probably have to pay the double.

All in all a nice harmonica for this price.

A great toy.

Amazing price - if you want to give a diatonic present to a child, look no further. For an instrument, look further.

At first this looked like a extremely good deal for harmonica, but this is one of those products where the cost obsessed design went too far.

quality to price is very good

For such a low price it is perfect!. I tried many melodies It is well tuned. However higher notes especially 9 and 10 are difficult to play and also bending is very difficult ! Maybe a professional can, as a beginner I could not.

Cheap

sounds ok, a bit cheap/metaly, but again, it is cheap! decent tunning...

Good for trying out Harmonica.

This was really good for playing around at home, getting a feel for the harmonica. Not sure if it would be useful later on down the track.

It rattles a lot when lightly shook, pretty sure it's not supposed to do that. Some of the notes sound slightly off.

But, all in all, a great starter instrument for the price.

good for practice

A good practicing Harmonica for a very low price. Recomended for beginners.

Quiet blues

This has a broad tone, but without the projection that I am used to.

I do however look forward to using it for recording in real time performance as my regular blues harps are too shrill and aggressive next to the vocal microphone. The quietness and breadth of tone may serve me better there, than attempting to mute performance harps that are over loud for that purpose.

Not really up to standard,

These harmonicas are cheap and cheerful. Perfect if you want something you can throw about and not care if it gets damaged. You can bend on them (though its hard) and they sound ok, but really they don't compare to any of the more expensive ones. You get what you pay for in the end.