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Join Date: Sep 2007
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harmonica under $25 ?
can you guys name some good branded harmonicas under that price? i was thinkin of learning harmonica. can be carried anywhere !
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: A regular town southwest of Norway
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Whatever instrument, for whatever reason, you should never go for a cheap instrument.
If your heart lies in music, and in this case, harmonica, by one, no matter the price, even if it's just for learning.
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Glufius
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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ill start learning so obviously you can't expect me to spend hundreds of dollars on a harmonica just now. i wanna give it a shot. and as i learn ill get to know the ins and outs of harmonicas which is not possible right now so yea something cheaper will get me goin.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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I was going to recommend the Hohner "Special 20", which used to go for right around 20 bucks and is very nice... They have gone up a bit since and now retail for around 30.
If you can spare the extra 10 bucks it's a good harp... The plastic body resists swelling due to moisture. If you just want to get started, you can pick up the Marine Band still for only a few bucks. |
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