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Description

This BR-21 Baritone Harmonica has a one octave lower range than a 21-hole Tremolo harmonica. Play this harmonica for a rich, deep ensemble sound. The Baritone harmonica has 21 holes with a range of C through C3 in the keys of C. The polished ABS comb holds the solid brass reed plates and laser tuned reed system. The gloss black, brass reed covers are shaped for maximum playing comfort. The BR-21 comes in a custom moulded carrying case with formed fit, soft lining.
Suzuki BR-21 Baritone Harmonica C

Features

  • Key of C, Range C C3
  • One octave lower range than a tremolo harmonica
  • Deep ensemble sound
  • Comes with carrying case

Reviews

5

2 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Beautiful sound
Beautiful sound
Beautiful sound
Beautiful sound
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Best Uses
  1. Jam Sessions1
  2. Performance1
  3. Solo performance1
  4. Soundtracks1
Cons
  1. None1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced2
Pros
  1. Durable1
  2. Excellent Craftsmanship1
  3. Great Intonation1
  4. Great Sound1
  5. Highly Responsive1

Reviewed by 2 customers

  • Beautiful sound

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byMichael

    fromUniversity Place, Washington

    I bought this online from Guitar Center. It is an amazing harmonica. Plays like a normal diatonic but will take some practice to play it well. Have been playing harmonicas since I was 11. Will be 69 next month. There are probably knock-offs of this instrument that do not play well. I asked if this was an official Suzuki made in Japan, which it was. No numbers but a couple of dots for reference. You will get used to it. Lightweight and has a ver deep bass sound.

  • Another Great Suzuki Harmonica

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted10 years ago

    byDarrell Lawrence

    fromJefferson City, Missouri

    I have played harmonica as a hobby since I was in fourth grade. Last year I purchased the Suzuki SCX 64 chromatic which is the best harmonica I have ever played. This year I decided to add the Suzuki Baritone for it's lower octave tremolo sound to make some recordings of some religious and folk songs. The Suzuki Baritone does not disappoint. The construction is topnotch, and it delivers a warm and somewhat dark tone with very little effort. The tremolo effect is just right - noticable without being overdone. I've really been impressed with Suzuki's use of phospher bronze reeds and the air tightness of their harmonicas.

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