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The new Suzuki Humming, Deluxe Tremolo Harmonica is a superb example of state of the art technology that produces a beautiful old world sound. Tremolo harmonicas are diatonic models constructed with double holes, each containing two reeds tuned to the same note. Each reed is tuned slightly higher than the other and when played together, this slight difference in tuning creates a beautiful vibrato or tremolo sound. "C" positions are marked on the comb for easy reference during performances. Many different kinds of gospel and old world music sound wonderful using tremolo style harmonicas. This one just makes them sound that much better. Comes with carrying case.

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Suzuki SU-21H Humming Tremolo Harmonica C

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  • Double-holed harp with double reeds for full sound
  • Beautiful, natural tremolo
  • Ideal for gospel and old world music

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4 Reviews

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Reviewed by 4 customers

  • Excellent harp!

    5

    submitted2 years ago

    byHal

    fromTexas

    I write and play blues and ballads accompanied by guitar and harmonica. This is the finest harmonica I've ever known. The multi-octave feature allows for easy melody and improvisation, as well as interesting, non-repetitive (octave) transitions, but the minor key limits the harp's usability to the minor key.

  • Yes, will probably get several more in different keys....

    5

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    submitted6 years ago

    byJOSEPH

    fromUndisclosed

    Great purchase - easy to play, fine sound, very responsive....just breathe. I play mostly church hymns for personal gratification, and this harp is great for that. Imagine it would be a great choice for folk music also. I have several Suzuki's and I like them all - can't go wrong in my opinion. GUITAR CENTER is a great place to deal with....friendly, helpful, professional.

  • Disappointing

    2

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    submitted8 years ago

    byThomas

    fromundisclosed

    I bought this to use for folk music gigs. Although it is fairly well made, I was disappointed by the tinny, "tweety" tone. For the high price I expected something with a richer, fuller tone.

  • Haunting Sound

    5

    submitted12 years ago

    byStanley McHugh

    fromBellaire, Texas

    The Suzuki Humming Tremolo harp has a beautiful truly "haunting" sound. It is very well made and tight so that even though you are always playing at least two reeds (as with all tremolo harps) you don't run out of air on either blow or draw notes. I like it so well that I am ordering another in Am.

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byAlicia

    fromundisclosed

    Is this harmonica made in Japan? What is the difference between this and Suzuki 2 Timer Tremolo 24 holes?

    Is this harmonica made in Japan? What is the difference between this and Suzuki 2 Timer Tremolo 24 holes?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes. Please give us a call to better help you out – 855-770-3373

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byHerb

    fromWestborough MA

    What is the diffsrence between Humming SU-21H and SU-21W moodels

    What is the diffsrence between Humming SU-21H and SU-21W moodels

    Open Reply - Thomas
    They appear to be very similar, please give us a call to better help you out 877 687 5403

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byJudy

    fromGeorgia

    Do you sell replacement reeds fir Suzuki Humming tremolo in key if G? If not can you order it recommend best site to purchase? Thank you J Anderson

    Do you sell replacement reeds fir Suzuki Humming tremolo in key if G? If not can you order it recommend best site to purchase? Thank you J Anderson

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Please contact a Sales Agent for Special Order placement

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byJoanell

    fromEden Prairie, MN 55344

    Do you have readily available a Suzuki tremolo harmonica ? Which is more common or more popular: key of C or Key of G? Is one or the other easier to play?

    Do you have readily available a Suzuki tremolo harmonica ? Which is more common or more popular: key of C or Key of G? Is one or the other easier to play?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    We currently have the G in stock, which is probably the more common of the keys. It would either be that or C. one isn't easier to play than the other, it's just in a different key.