Harmo Angel 16 Chromatic Harmonica Key of C - 16 Hole Mouth Organ with Precision Slider, 4-Octave Range, Suitable for All Genres - Harmonicas for Beginners to Professionals, Designed in USA

Ive been causally playing the harmonica for a few months now and Ive been wanting to upgrade to something better and I found this harmonics. I really like that it is developed by a professional harmonica player, it gives it a special limited feeling. The harmonica is very well built and the sound is very nice. The weight is good, it feels solid and heavy but in a good way, I could easily play for long periods at a time. The case it comes in isn’t as nice as I would’ve liked it to be but it still a nice case. Despite the very shiny polish it is still very resistant to fingerprints. For the price it’s hard to go wrong with this purchase.

Returned another brand of 16-hole harmonica and purchased this (cost about $ 50 more) but happy with this purchase except for the case:- Case was in two pieces (top & bottom), & several family members were unable to 'snap" the top & bottom together at the hinge.. Contacted vendor who advised to 'keep trying" to put the two pieces together at the hinge. After several unsuccessful attempts was going to contact seller again when another offered the novel idea to use a hair dryer to heat up the plastic 'hinge parts"; after Multiple attempts and Much Effort finally got the top and bottom to "snap-in-together" at the hinge by someone with Strong fingers.- Overall good harp for the price, nice tone and chromatic button. Some claim the chromatic part (pushing the button in to get a half-tone higher or a 'sharp") might be a tad challenging for some, but think the sequential scale (starting at the C Below middle C) is easier to comprehend than the (non-sequential) scale on a typical10-hole diatonic harmonica. Chromatic button smooth, easy to use. Good low tones. Be aware: heavier than typical10-note diatonic harmonica, but the low tones, ability to do half-tone (sharps) & 4-octaves are worth the add'l weight. (Not experienced harmonica player, experience with other instruments.)

I received my Harmo Angel 16 Chromatic Harmonica today and I was expecting a nice instrument- it was a lot more than nice! Oh my goodness...the sound, the full and rich tones and the quality workmanship are of the highest standards. This is simply a beautiful instrument and not a toy. You would not hesitate to use this harmonica if you performed or were asked to perform with a band or solo- any professional player would be proud to own one. I had a chromatic harmonica in my teens (I'm over 70 now... sigh!) and for the past few years have only owned diatonic harmonicas so I was expecting there would be somewhat of a huge learning curve but, I picked it up and started playing "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (credit Procol Harum). I need a bit of practice but it was not as difficult as I thought it would be after so many years with strictly diatonic harps. If you're in the market for a chromatic harmonica but you're not sure which brand or product name will give you the most bang for the buck, don't hesitate- buy the Harmo Angel 16. You'll love it like I do.

Nice box. Hard durable white plastic with form-fitted fabric-covered foam.Instructions are helpful for beginners. But they are for a 10-hole diatonic. Helpful, there, though.

Este equipo fue recibido pero al parecer no es nuevo, hay algunas notas que no suenan,lo compre cómo nuevo pero no me parece,que podemos hacer

I have been playing for around 50 years. This is a budget harmonica that works! It is my 16 holes practice/travel harmonica, when I don’t worry about it getting accidentally damaged. I play blues, jazz, and classical. I own several harmonicas, and my top of the line Hohner, Seydel, & Suzuki are responsive from top to bottom, with clear sounding notes. The Harmo is stiff at the top range. That being said, it’s a decently build instrument!

Proud owner of a Chromonica 280 and SCX64 I was looking to expand my collection . Not only the Angel 16 looks fantastic thanks to its fancy white comb but it is also very easy to play. Priced lower than the Hohner and Suzuki the Harmo is in my opinion at least as good.The slide is very well adjusted and the sound is soft but powerful enough. Fast delivery in a nice white box.Great for melodies

My friend Chad is a self taught harp player and is very good. Chad wanted to experiment with a chromatic harp. I ordered it for him and he picked it up in 3 days. Thank you for the excellent instrument. John