Kay Chicago Blues Harmonica, Key of C | 
 enlarge | Brand: Kay
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $3.95
Buy New: $1.96
You Save: $1.99 (50%)
New (6) from $1.96
Avg. Customer Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 331
Color: metallic
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 4.3 x 1.2 x 0.8
Forget about playing those Cincinnati blues or the Helena, Montana blues. These are harps specifically designed for playing those good ola Chicago blues. Excellent tone.
MPN: KHCB-C
Model: KHCB-C
UPC: 764565910128
EAN: 0764565910128
ASIN: B0002F7L0K
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
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| Features:
| • | 10 Hole Diatonic | | • | Key of C | | • | Plastic Comb | | • | Traditional Design |
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Product Description
Traditional design 10 hole diationic harmonica with plastic combs. Key of C
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Quite a decent little Harmonica July 31, 2007
Generally, I like it. I got it within two days of ordering, and it's a nice little harmonica to wail tunes on. The only real complaint I can have is that mine had (and still has)a nice big dent on the bottom. It doesn't seem to effect the playing, and it adds a sense of character to it, so I really don't mind. I've grown attached to it just as I have to all of my other instruments, so it fits right in, next to my Hohner.
ok for beginners July 16, 2006
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
I order this because I wanted to learn to play. I wasn't epecting much from a two dollar harmonica, but I was to cheap to buy a nice one if I wasn't sure I was going to be able to learn to play it. I was suprised at how well it worked,I was to play anything I wanted in a week. After three week the middle brace fell down on both sides so I order the same one (again trying to save money)I used it in the state fair youth harmonica contest and came out with the blue ribbon. I have been playing for 18 month, and in my penny pinching way have re-order this harmonica four time, I recived a much nicer honer from a friend and it works so much better. so guess if you've never played a nice one then you won't know the difference but if your playing pro then you'll want a much nicer one!
ok for beginners July 16, 2006
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I order this because I wanted to learn to play. I wasn't epecting much from a two dollar harmonica, but I was to cheap to buy a nice one if I wasn't sure I was going to be able to learn to play it. I was suprised at how well it worked,I was to play anything I wanted in a week. After three week the middle brace fell down on both sides so I order the same one (again trying to save money)I used it in the state fair youth harmonica contest and came out with the blue ribbon. I have been playing for 18 month, and in my penny pinching way have re-order this harmonica four time, I recived a much nicer honer from a friend and it works so much better. so guess if you've never played a nice one then you won't know the difference but if your playing pro then you'll want a much nicer one!
 the price says it all July 12, 2006
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
you get what you pay for with this model; contrary to what someone else said- it is NOT easy to play; you really have to blow into it; a few of the really high and low notes are poor compared to better quality harps; perhaps if it is just for a practice harmonica, the low price wont hurt,but, then again, you might want to practice on a harp with a better sound
 good starter stepping stone purchase for beginners or tightwads August 22, 2005
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
Well, like others, I fell for the cheap price(but don't regret it) and previously never even had an INTEREST whatsoever in harmonica. So, I give much thanks to the fact that this little cheapo gave me the chance to get my mouth wet(vice feet wet.haha) and discover the fun of harps. It plays well, has brass reeds, lucite plastic comb(middle)(just like the higher end Lee Oskars and Special 20 Hohners), and stainless covers. I say for the price of a Biggie fry, you get a good starter harmonica. You don't expect to get Cadillac comfort from a Kia so WHY would you give a good cheap harmonica a bad write-up just because its not top notch sound like a HIGHER PRICED harp. The sound is a little "tinnier" than my Hohners and in the beginning it was a little hard to play and needed to break in, just like any harmonica ever made(short of a Bluesharp). By harder, I mean it took a good bit of wind to sound notes and that makes smooth transitions a little harder until you learn how to play good. Now, It plays as easy as my Hohners. If you want a good solid starter harmonica- this is a great deal. If you want more from the start, go PAY more...Good harps are 16-25 dollars. Even though the saying is "you get what you pay for", in THIS case you GET more than you pay for rather than getting less for "just paying less." I mean, really folks- WHAT can you get for 1.00-2.00 these days? Not much, so this is a lot of product for a dirt cheap price.
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