I used to be a Hohner guy, but two things changed my mind. The first is that Lee Oskar replacement reed plates cost half as much as Hohner's...making a set of Lee Oskar Harmonicas a _far_ less expensive long-term investment than Hohner. The second is that Lee Oskar is _hands down_ the smoothest "right out of the box" harmonica I've ever had the pleasure to play. Draw bends, blow bends, even over blows...all require less effort than any other harmonica I've used over the years, which is why Lee Oskar is all I play now.
@WolfsburgWarehouse11 ай бұрын
I suggest Forust to produce custom, 3D-printed wood combs at volume. Submit your own custom designs for printing using the Forust process.
@VibrationsfromMirror Жыл бұрын
This looks like a Turkuaz Band Video. ( Big time! )
@gnarlynews5732 Жыл бұрын
Recently, I bought one of your harmonicas. because Guitar Center didn’t have a SeyDel in E .Do you have an harmonica with an open horn? What I mean by that is look at they way the horn is folded at 90° where it should be rolled out smooth similar to the Seydel design? If you ever build one like that I would like to hear it. Thanks
@wildman166Ай бұрын
I just purchased my first Lee Oskar diatonic harmonica in C . I purchased it from Guitar Center for just over $50 . I thought because of the reviews this would be my first professional quality harmonica ? But right from the box the # 2 draw reed sucked and nearly made a sound ? After working on it several time . I have it playing but it requires a lot of effort . To say I am disappointed is an understatement . I just ordered a Special 20 in C to take this one place . Hopefully their quality control is better ? I guess they just don’t make things like they used to . I personally will avoid Lee Oskars from now on . Good luck we need it .