Hohner M2409017 Echo Tremolo Harmonica Key C

AT 1st, its not a blues harp. It's not for wailing the blues and it's far from Hohner's top-of-the-line tremolo. It is not, nor is it supposed to be, a 10-hole diatonic "blues harp" in any incarnation. It's a whole different musical critter for playing folk styles by beginners/near-beginner players.Its a nice sounding, easy playing tremolo harp. Took about an hour to get used to the wide hole spacing, compared to a standard 10 hole. Worth the effort. I wanted to try something different, and feel that this was money well spent. Any of the folk/gospel tunes sound nice and rich. You can play any harmonica tabs on the web, you just use the number system stamped on the cover plates. Instead of 1 to 10, you have 2 to 9, so any tabs that contain the range between those numbers works fine. BTW the harmonica is tuned ok , as I check against a digital tuner. For the price of a cd, you can make your own music and have fun. ;)