MARS Blues Harmonica M1 Kongsheng Round Holes-Sleek Design US DEALER SHIPS FAST

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Kongsheng "MARS" Harmonica
Round Holes! New Ergonomic Design! Easy Playing!
Choose Standard or Paddy Tuning
Ships Out Within One Business Day from Pennsylvania, USA
Now this is space-aged harp making! Are you ready to go to Mars? The Mars, or M1 model is a newly designed, cool looking, and easy playing diatonic harmonica from Kongsheng. It features the standard 10 holes and standard Richter tuning of a normal diatonic blues harp, but has unique round holes.
All the edges are rounded. What a nice design! And it really plays well! These just arrived and are even better than expected.
The Mars M1, the first round hole harmonica of Kongsheng, has superior bendability, awesome response, excellent air-tightness and a bright tone.
This harp is perfect both for beginners and for professional players.
Features:
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Round holes provides more comfortable playing
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A new process in comb design creates very smooth handling.
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Number of Holes: 10
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Model Number: M1
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Type: Diatonic
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Tuning: Richter
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Reed Material: Phosphor Bronze
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Body Material: Plastic
Yes, some very high quality harmonicas are actually now being made in China. It was bound to happen.  I have some other models and will also have Kongsheng chromatics in stock soon. You will be pleasantly surprised by these harps, just as I have been.
PLEASE NOTE: A HARMONICA CANNOT EVER BE TRIED OUT AND RETURNED TO A DEALER! THIS IS FORBIDDEN BY HEALTH REGULATIONS AND ALSO MANUFACTURER'S POLICIES.  If there is a manufacturing defect or problem with a new harmonica it will be covered by Kongsheng USA. Just contact me directly and I'll take care of you personally.
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