All user reviews for the Hohner Golden Melody

This is my first real harmonica, so I did not have much experience, but this harmonica sounds of thunder that's for sure!
Side look is very typical rock n 'roll, and the grip (I think) and facilitated by its rounded shape.
As mentioned previously, the alterations are easy and can have fun playing even when you're a beginner.
The sound is a little accordion typed, but for me it is an advantage =) I do not know what he gives amplified I never try.
However I recommend to try it before buying as some model (I paid the price) have small defects or bed slats.
In conclusion this harmonica is suitable for beginners and experienced, and you can really play with all the style (blues, rock, country and even bluegrass!)



NB = It can stand on a PERFECTLY harmonica holder!

I just bought it, basically I had to buy a Lee Oskar, in the same price reduction (22 e).
already I see the look that is very deadly rock and roll to Fonzy (you know what I mean) and design which suggests that it will not hurt your lips (beautifully smooth).
good in the store can not try it but it is passed by a bellows, and thus not play (injury), the sound in the air much warmer than the lee oskar.
I get home, I tried and there ... the shock ... the sound of America is ... stunning, frightening, deadly!
Must say that I'm starting the harp, but with this one, I feel I'm going forward.
The bend itself and goes into the grave, wow! A shiver.
It's true that I buy specifically for a solo on "La Grange" what's in, so I bought a D (get confused).
Nothing to say, with the reverb, I hate to test it by repeating amplified.
Ruez above you, no competition at that price!

My first real harmonica! I chose one at random here based primarily on vintage design that I liked and some advice found on the net.
An excellent choice for the end of practice a few months later (and a dozen different brands of harmonicas in the hands), I always struggle to find her challenger, except perhaps the Special20 I like a lot also .
The changes are easy to get out and the instrument is very responsive to the different ways to blow. When we started, an instrument 'sensitive' is a good choice because it allows better discover the possibilities of the instrument, whether the alterations (bends) or other effects.
It's hugely motivating. Thanks to the harmonica I progressed very quickly in a few weeks after he almost gave up on a harmonica to 5 euros.
The overblowss out rather well too, but require a more precise adjustment of the slats. Moreover, they are not always consistent quality, there is sometimes a note or two that whines a little, which fortunately can be corrected in 5 minutes.
On this harmonica is rather easy to maintain, two flat screws and opening the hood!

The sound is bright enough, rather unusual compared to other harmonicas, including those of Hohner. The grip is perfect.

Ideal as a first harp and harmonica great, period!