Ken Leiboff compares Hohner Special 20, Hohner Pro Harp, Bushman Delta Frost and Suzuki Manji

This is a Hohner Special 20, Hohner Pro Harp, Bushman Delta Frost and Suzuki Manji.
Editorial comments:
All 4 of these harmonicas play very well. All good enough to "gig"with.
The pro harp surprised me sincethe pro harps that I have had in the past played badly. This harmonica uses the Hohner Modular reed set. Very playable.
The Special 20 and the Pro harp were a bit harder to bend in the low range as was the Manji.
The Bushman was the easiest to bend in all areas and felt very "fast" and bright.
I liked the tone and feel of the Manji but it seemed "Stiffer" to me, Especially playing fast
Weight: Sp. 20 62g (2.18 oz.) Pro Harp 65g 2.29 oz.) Delta Frost 77g (2.71oz.) Manji 66g (2.320z.)
The part nobody cares about. The case:
Best case is the Pro harp modular case. It is the smallest but it is solid and provides good protection and there is no interior molded pad to break. The other cases are virtually
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Ken Leiboff

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I have the Pro Harp in C....love it!!!!

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Love Manji.

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I like the Special 20.