an-do-er C/D key Harmonica Mouth Organ

A very nicely made instrument, well packaged. It has a clear, powerful tone to it. Although easy to play it does seem to require a fair amount of air volume, not pressure, it responds easily. I'm still breaking it in gently I suspect it will become less demanding of air after a time, tried a few tentative bends which isn't what tremolo harmonicas usually take kindly to and it seemed quite happy to do it. One thing worth noting, if you have a Hohner this harmonica doesnt have the same degree of tremolo, bass notes quaver more than mid and upper range do. It has a much more powerful sound though and overall I am exceptionally pleased with it. I've been playing for many years and may try a few more Chinese harmonicas if this is indicative of their quality and sound.

This is a great beginner harmonica although it is very bulky and large. This is a dual key tremolo with the key of G on one side and the key of C on the other. I don’t see how they could make it any smaller. The sound quality is outstanding and there’s very little muting of the reeds. I’m not a professional or even a “good” musician so I can’t attest to how it compares to a $100+ harmonica. For the beginner or an amateur like me, this harmonica is an excellent value at the low price. Just don’t expect to carry it in your pocket....

Note that there is disagreement in the listing as to whether this is the keys of C/D (headline) or C/G (details). It's C/G if that matters to you.The instrument is bulky. It's got two sets of reeds (the tremelo effect) and two sides (the two keys). So there are lots of reeds packed in there. And it sounds great, for a truly bargain price. It's got some heft, as it's quite a large instrument. Probably too large for a small child -- and this isn't a toy or for a beginner.I'm very pleased with it. Not my primary harmonica (a larger Marine Band model), and not as versitile as a good chromatic. But it's very nice.

Good sound

This Andoer 2-in-1 beats EVERY other harmonica in this price range. Sound quality is fantastic. Playing it through a SM58/ACX450 rig, this blew off the mind of the listeners. Used it for an Oktoberfest event rehearsal and the people were stunned by my performance. Changing harmonica sides to play the different keys is kind of entertainment element too. The two keys are a perfect fit for traditional German and Bavarian tunes, even for Swing and Jazz it works out great. Its sound is rich, though not as full as for a Chromonica. Considering the price compared with German harmonica brands, this is the bargain of the century! Craftmanship looks solid though no screws to open it for changing reeds. However, at this price point a harmonica replacement in case of any blown out reeds is more than justified. Strongly recommended to ANY harmonica player, not only to beginners.

This is a good tremolo harmonica. Frankly I can't see how a harmonica of this type and quality can be offered at such a ridiculously low price, but I got one and I am glad that I did. For those of you who haven't tried a tremolo harmonica like this, please understand that they take more wind to play, but the sound is absolutely fabulous.

This is one amazing harmonica. Kinda hard to blow very well for an old man like me but I think I'll get better with practice. Love the tone and the great quality. Very good value for the price. The instructions are in Chinese I'm thinking but I don't need them anyway.

A waste. Poorly constructed & impossible to play.

È stato un regalo

Like.using in playing in Chruch and at home.

Diese Mundharmonika hat einen sehr guten Klang und eignet sich gut für in einem Duo zu spielen. Kann ich nur weiter empfehlen.

qualité sonore très moyenne,instrument trop épais en bouche.pâle imitation d'un hohner.mais le prix est très abordable et 7 fois moins cher

Bought for young grandsons, one of whom is only 18 months, who loves the noise mouth organs make - hopefully music will come later. The fact that the two sides are different keys does not make a lot of difference yet, it just means he can blow either side. The older grandson, five, can recognise the difference in pitch, and enjoys playing and experimenting with sounds. As harmonicas they seem well made, both have good tone and a pleasant sound and seem musically accurate. All in all decent instruments which, hopefully, are part of an introduction to either playing or appreciating music.Incidentally both cases were intact and seem fairly robust.