East topHarmonica Key of C, 10 Holes 008K Diatonic Mouth Organ with Blue Case, Standard Harmonica For Adults, Professionals, Beginners and Students, as a Gift

I have to get used to the higher tone of the Key of E, but this harmonica is very good. I have played a Suzuki Overdrive for over 15 years with the same reeds, and wanted to try the East Top, since I felt the Hohner is overpriced, and I have had a Hohner Pro Harp, in which the reeds failed multiple times (probably my fault when I was blowing too hard, but I have never blown a reed from my Suzuki Overdrive), so not a fan of Hohner, but this harmonica from East Top is beautiful, has a great carry case, and it plays very well. Since it is getting hard to get replacement reeds for my Suzuki Overdrive, I was hoping that the East Top might be an alternative, and I feel I have a winning combo in playing the East Top harmonicas! I have also bought Keys of G and Key of C in the East Top, and I LOVE the Key of G, so rich sounding and it resonates so beautifully! The East Top has larger holes than my Suzuki Overdrive, so single not playing is more definitive, but I still adore my Suzuki Overdrive for chords and vibrato, and overall incredible depth of sound and rich tone.

Absolutely amazing, I’m shocked it’s only a $25 harmonica. Solid quality, nice sound to it, feels sturdy not cheap at all. Also the color is fantastic on it. 5/5 get this if you’re looking for a basic harmonica

I have Special 20’s, and others in the $40 to $65 range. I like these two (An “A” & a “G”) as well as any. They have a different sound than other brands & styles but that is as is should be. Different sounds for different venues. These are as easy to “bend” as any I have, even blues harps. At less than $30 these are a great buy. The colors are a plus as they are easy to distinguish keys without having to read the tiny stamped letters on the steel cover plate of the Special 20’s.Buy for the car or your camping gear or whatever. You will like them.

Good starter harmonica. However, the #2 hole is flat. All other holes are crisp, loud and responsive. But #2 sounds dead and is extremely hard to blow and draw on. Maybe just a dud. This harmonica has great reviews on Harmonica.com for being reasonable in price and good quality. I guess I just got a dud. I would buy another one. But I think I'll upgrade to one that is a little more upscale. I've picked up the lessons so far pretty quickly. This is a very easy harp to learn on. I'm just bummed about that #2. But still, a very good little harp.

Very nice...well worth the price, it's beautiful and come with a sturdy case and instructions...

Nice! SO easy and fun to play. Loud, crisp, clean sound. You can easily play gigs with this. The Easttop 008k is easy to isolate single notes AND play chords/bends/overblows. Build quality? It feels nice and solid in your hands like more expensive harmonicas. I love the ABS comb. I'm buying another Easttop 008k in a different key. The 008k is a quality entry point for blues harp players. Warning: Not all Easttop harmonicas are easy to play, get the 008k.

I have several harmonicas and I got the A key version. This is the best harmonica I own. Best in tune, loudest, clearest etc.

Nice harmonica, looks and sound great