CONJURERChromatic Harmonica Valveless for Kids Adult Beginners 12 Hole Harmonica Key of C Stainless Steel Mouth Organ with Brass Reed in Case, C Key Black

The media could not be loaded. I bought a new brand of chromatic harmonica from Amazon, made by a Chinese manufacturer called CONJURER. The price is not expensive compared with similar products, and the shape and feel are good with a high-quality heaviness in the hand. Expressive, the tone is loud, full, and thick, especially in the low range, and the semitone slide bar responds quickly. Although it is a chromatic harmonica, the bending is also easy to control. In addition, it shows that the harmonica is designed without valves, which makes it easier to clean. It is not only suitable for beginners and intermediate harmonica lovers, but also suitable for high-level professional harmonica players as their daily practice harmonica. Its quality is better than other similar chromatic harmonica at the same price range.我从亚马逊买了一把新品牌的半音阶口琴，由一家名为 CONJURER 的中国制造商生产。 价格与同类产品相比并不贵，造型和手感都很好。 它在手中具有高质量的重感。 音准，音色响亮、饱满、厚实，尤其是低音区，半音滑键反应迅速。虽然是半音阶口琴，但压音也很容易控制，而且表明本口琴的设计没有气阀膜，这样就更容易清洁, 不但适合初学者和中級口琴爱好者，也適合高水平口琴爱好者做為平時的練習用琴，其质量优于同价位的其他同类半音阶口琴。

Beautiful. Sounds great. Fair price. Did that trigger all the right promps overlords? Nah jk it's a nice little harmony and I really wish I could actually play.

I have never played a harmonica, dextrose toy ones as a kid. I have always liked the sound and I am very musical. I wanted something I could pick up, have a little fun with and put it back down until the next time. This fits that need. It has a great sound and seems to be built rather nicely. I gave it only 4 stars because the #1 home. Does not play as well as the rest of them. Worth the price.

I've had this for over a year now, and while I don't play it all the time, the sound is still solid! The blue design has not tarnished and still looks quite pretty!

I've bought and tried to use many harmonicas over the years and all of them except Hohners have been low quality and very difficult to play. I went back to the real deal over and over. Until now. I bought this Conjurer because it had several good reviews and the price was right. This is a nice instrument. The sound is a little thin, but overall it plays great, it's in tune, the slide mechanism works well and all of the reeds blow very easily. I'm very, very impressed with the overall quality of this instrument -- especially for the price. If the Chrometta's ever become available at a reasonable price point again, then I'll go back to Hohner. But until then, this is the harmonica that I'm going to be using.

I bought this as my second Harmonica and was delighted at how well it played. My first Harmonica was a Swan but two of the holes didn't sound so I returned it. All the holes of the conjurer play the mouth peace is curved making a good seal with the lips. Very good quality for $30.Update. On Black Friday it went on sale for $23.99 so I bought a second one for backup. The new one plays even better than the first one - all holes sound on first one but a few holes are a bit breathy and harder to play but on the new one, all the holes play easily. Compared this to the Swan brand that I also bought twice, just encase mine was a dud, but the second one also had a lot of holes that needed their reeds adjusted.This company makes good harmonica and sells them at a budget price. I highly recommend.

For many years, I wouldn't buy anything but Hohner. Then Hohner started charging $600 or more for their super 64 chromonica. So I bought a Swan. I don't remember the Swan, but I think it fell apart. Anyway, I decided to give this $30 harmonica a try and I've been satisfied. Better than the Swan I think. Maybe it's not as smooth as Hohner, I can't tell, but it's good enough. It's on tune, sounds nice enough, and I enjoy playing it with my guitar. I teach special ed, and I bought one for one of my students who has Down syndrome, and he loves it. We play together every day. He's getting really good. I'm so grateful that there is an option that is not impossibly expensive. Shame on Hohner for price gouging! Serves em right to have some competition.

When I ordered this, I really didn't know what I was getting into.Number one, it was much larger than I expected. I should have looked into that better, so that's on me.However! When I tried to figure out how to run through the scales, that's where I have run into the major issue. The chart that comes with the Harp is VERY confusing.I do have some Music background, so I am familiar with how the notes should sound when played in the correct order. The chart doesn't seem to follow what I would expect as the order of the notes.So, that is something that should be considered.I wouldn't recommend kind of Harp for ANY rank beginner. Now someone that has been playing the Harmonica for a while may be a different story.The sound from it is actually very good and for someone first breaking into Chromatics, I feel this would be very good instrument to start with due to cost and portability; despite the fact it is much larger than a common Diatonic Harmonica.Would I recommend this hard to others? Yes I would, but only for someone looking to give Chromatic Harmonicas a try for the first time and not break the bank.