Suzuki Manji M-20 B-Dur

Suzuki M-20 Mundharmonika; Stimmung: B (H); Blues Model; Deckelplatten aus Edelstahl; Stimmplatten: Messing/ Phosphor Bronze, Kanzellenkörper: Holz/Harz; satter, ausdrucksvoller und kräftiger Klang; geeignet für Blues und Rock; Abmessungen (B x T x H): 101 x 27 x 18 mm; Gewicht: 65g; inkl. Etui; benannt nach dem Suzuki Gründer Mr. Manji Suzuki

Die Suzuki Manji Harp ist eine diatonische Mundharmonika mit einem warmen, satten Sound und einigen Features die dieses Instrument zu einem hervorragenden Instrument für Blues machen. Neu entwickeltes Material für Kanzellenkörper Das von Suzuki neu entwickelte Material vereint den warmen, bluesigen Klang von Holz mit der Widerstandsfähigkeit von Plastik. Das verwendete Kunstharz enthält mehr als 50% natürliche Holzfasern und verhält sich wie echtes Holz. Darüber hinaus nimmt es aber kein Wasser auf und ist wesentlich robuster als feuchtigkeitsanfälliges Holz. Hochwertige Edelstahl-Abdeckplatten und ausgefeiltes Design Die Edelstahl-Abdeckplatten entsprechen den neuesten Standards von Custom-Mundharmonika Herstellern. Die Rückseiten der Abdeckungen sind vollständig geöffnet und ermöglichen so eine vollständige Klangprojektion. Die großen Schalllöcher auf beiden Seiten ermöglichen dem Spieler ein direktes Hören der Stimmzungen. Als Erster hat Suzuki die Befestigungsschraube an die

The low tone series of the MANJI M-20 (hereinafter referred to as the Low key), which has been thought as a sound that attracts everyone who loves blues and rock, and has been praised by players all over the world. When playing a low-pitched melody in normal keys, 1st octave is used, but using Low keys its range corresponds to the 2nd octave, so it is possible to play with a stable sound without using bends. The heavier chord sound will captivate you with the sensation like shaking the air. The overhanging lower cover is proof of the loudness. It is necessary to increase the amplitude of the reed in order to obtain a sufficient volume in the low tone, and the cover is enlarged according to the amplitude of the reed, resulting in this unique form. The point that is able to obtain a larger amplitude is the high airtightness due to high-precision machining. Since the airtightness is high and the air does not leak, the blown air directly reaches to the reed and it vibrates well.

The low tone series of the MANJI M-20 (hereinafter referred to as the Low key), which has been thought as a sound that attracts everyone who loves blues and rock, and has been praised by players all over the world. When playing a low-pitched melody in normal keys, 1st octave is used, but using Low keys its range corresponds to the 2nd octave, so it is possible to play with a stable sound without using bends. The heavier chord sound will captivate you with the sensation like shaking the air. The overhanging lower cover is proof of the loudness. It is necessary to increase the amplitude of the reed in order to obtain a sufficient volume in the low tone, and the cover is enlarged according to the amplitude of the reed, resulting in this unique form. The point that is able to obtain a larger amplitude is the high airtightness due to high-precision machining. Since the airtightness is high and the air does not leak, the blown air directly reaches to the reed and it vibrates well.