Unboxing Hohner CX12 and Suzuki SCX-64 chromatic harmonicas

#unboxing #chromaticharmonica bought on thomann.de
#hohner CX12 C-major, brass reeds
#suzuki SCX-64 Chromatix, Key C, phosphor-bronze reeds.
There was an issue with Hohner, but i managed to fix it.
On this full review video, I compare Hohner, Suzuki, and Seydel harmonicas • Seydel Nonslider, Suzu...
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[@aldoastorga2524]

Thanks for sharing, very useful. Regards from Buenos Aires.

[@rodrigomartingomez8857]

aldo! cual es mejor para tango? la suzuki scx 64 o la hohner 280 64?

[@aldoastorga2524]

@@rodrigomartingomez8857 yo creo que la hohner 280 tiene un sonido más vintage para mí, es la armonica que usaba Hugo Díaz así que más emparentada con el tango imposible. Pero igualmente la Suzuki scx 64 tiene un sonido muy limpio y nitido, yo empecé con la scx 64 y no me arrepiento es una armonica increíble, si las vez al mismo precio yo compraría la Suzuki, para mí es mejor y muy versatil, además de tener embocadura semicircular que es mejor. Saludos capo

[@rodrigomartingomez8857]

@@aldoastorga2524 uhh, gracias por comentarme tu experiencia. mas cara es la zusuki, esta 150 mil, la hhner unos 120 mil. el tema es que casi en ningun local tienen los dos modelos como para probar. por lo que me decis, creo que voy a ir por la suzuki.

[@p1nesap]

Dude you have nice tenor harmonicas, how about demonstrating the LOW END?

[@2468102870]

Don't waste your time with Hohner--they've lost their quality. Suzuki and Easttop are the two best brands now to purchase from. I play professionally; and have lots of experiences from most brands. If it says Hohner-run the other way!!!!!

[@Hild1]

You don't know what you're talking about. Basically all harmonicas are just copies of old Hohner models which are still being very well made. Also, Hohner harmonicas are by far the best tuned ones, certainly better than Suzuki, Tombo and most definitely better than Easttop, even better than Seydel. But most people don't understand tuning and therefore don't care about it.

[@dannyphamous]

Which you like the best?

[@yuricharyguine]

I think they both equally good. I like both. Feel, sound slightly different. Hard to say which better

[@dannyphamous]

@@yuricharyguine thanks and how about between all 3? Do you prefer the Seydel Nonslider?

[@yuricharyguine]

All good. Non-slider very durable, no valves, no slide, no problems at all. But to play better the ones with slide i feel

[@raymondchew8894]

When customers spend money of higher value harmonicas, they expect item can be used without even small manufacturing defects and Quality checkers must approved for items to be packed and ready to ship. Harmonics should be able to perform as expected. Do you expect the customer to rectify the problems when harp is not fitness for use ? This is bad and you will lose customers 🤬

[@yuricharyguine]

But i suspect it happened during delivery somewhere. It was dropped, probably. Since i repaired it, everything is fine

[@letsplayharmonica]

Hey, man! Are you Putin's brother? 😅

[@yuricharyguine]

Keep a secret! Ok?

[@Jail-Left-Wing-Traitors]

CX12 IS horrible to play, cheap plastic crap ..I sent mine back the same day 😞

[@letsplayharmonica]

Easttop ET12 is better

[@tomh.2405]

Yeah, I don't like mine at all. I feel badly because it was a gift from my sisters, but...every six months or so I pull it out, determined to give it "another try" and see if it has virtues I was missing. So far, no luck. The tone strikes my ear as harsh, and I hate the way the button rattles around inside the aperture. Every attempt I make to like it winds up just sending me running back to my beloved 280.