Good sound but turned out to be much bigger than I expected

Good sound but turned out to be much bigger than I expected

Good sound but turned out to be much bigger than I expected

This is a very pleasing harmonica to play. If you have played the 10 hole harmonicas, this one will take a bit of getting used to. First, it has ONLY Chinese instructions. Not to worry. There are plenty of other language instruction on the internet. I like it because the Swan's tones/notes are very smooth. The Swan's price was also a winner. Yes! Just google a Honer of the same variety. You'll see that you pay 300 - 500 dollars for one. I even have one I bought back in 1970 for $50. The Swan has a good feel to it and not cheap or tinny.

This is a very pleasing harmonica to play. If you have played the 10 hole harmonicas, this one will take a bit of getting used to. First, it has ONLY Chinese instructions. Not to worry. There are plenty of other language instruction on the internet. I like it because the Swan's tones/notes are very smooth. The Swan's price was also a winner. Yes! Just google a Honer of the same variety. You'll see that you pay 300 - 500 dollars for one. I even have one I bought back in 1970 for $50. The Swan has a good feel to it and not cheap or tinny.

This is a very pleasing harmonica to play. If you have played the 10 hole harmonicas, this one will take a bit of getting used to. First, it has ONLY Chinese instructions. Not to worry. There are plenty of other language instruction on the internet. I like it because the Swan's tones/notes are very smooth. The Swan's price was also a winner. Yes! Just google a Honer of the same variety. You'll see that you pay 300 - 500 dollars for one. I even have one I bought back in 1970 for $50. The Swan has a good feel to it and not cheap or tinny.