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Suzuki Airwave Diatonic Harmonica
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Suzuki Airwave Diatonic Harmonica

£14.99

3 Colours available

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Suzuki Baritone SBH-21 Tremolo Harmonica
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Suzuki Baritone SBH-21 Tremolo Harmonica

£149.99

1 Key available

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Suzuki Bluesmaster Harmonica
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Suzuki Bluesmaster Harmonica

£27.99

12 Keys available

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Suzuki Chromatix SCX-48 Harmonica
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Suzuki Chromatix SCX-48 Harmonica

£188.99

7 Keys available

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Suzuki Chromatix SCX-48 Reed Plates
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Suzuki Chromatix SCX-48 Reed Plates

£78.99

5 Keys available

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Suzuki Easy Rider Diatonic Harmonica
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Suzuki Easy Rider Diatonic Harmonica

£8.99

4 Keys available

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Suzuki Fabulous - F-20E Equal Temperament
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Suzuki Fabulous - F-20E Equal Temperament

£202.99

13 Keys available

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Suzuki Folkmaster Diatonic Harmonica
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Suzuki Folkmaster Diatonic Harmonica

£16.99

12 Keys available

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Suzuki Harpmaster Diatonic Harmonica
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Suzuki Harpmaster Diatonic Harmonica

£26.99

12 Keys available

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Suzuki Humming Deluxe Tremolo Harmonica
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Suzuki Humming Deluxe Tremolo Harmonica

£67.99

2 Keys available

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Suzuki Humming Mate
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Suzuki Humming Mate

£42.99

2 Keys available

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Suzuki Manji Low Tuning Harmonica
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Suzuki Manji Low Tuning Harmonica

£62.99

5 Keys available

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Suzuki Olive Harmonica
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Suzuki Olive Harmonica

£56.99

14 Keys available

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Suzuki Overdrive Harmonica
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Suzuki Overdrive Harmonica

£59.99

7 Keys available

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Suzuki Pipe Humming Harmonica
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Suzuki Pipe Humming Harmonica

£65.99

12 Keys available

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Suzuki Play 365 Days Harmonica
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Suzuki Play 365 Days Harmonica

£8.99

12 Colours available

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Suzuki Promaster Hammond Harmonica
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Suzuki Promaster Hammond Harmonica

£46.99

14 Keys available

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Suzuki Promaster Harmonica
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Suzuki Promaster Harmonica

£51.99

14 Keys available

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Suzuki Promaster Valved Harmonica
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Suzuki Promaster Valved Harmonica

£49.99

13 Keys available

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Suzuki Pure Harp Harmonica
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Suzuki Pure Harp Harmonica

£125.99

14 Keys available

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Suzuki RP-250 Bluesmaster (MR-250) Reed Plates
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Suzuki RP-250 Bluesmaster (MR-250) Reed Plates

£15.99

5 Keys available

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Suzuki RP350 ProMaster Harmonica Reed Plates
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Suzuki RP350 ProMaster Harmonica Reed Plates

£20.99

14 Keys available

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Suzuki RP350V ProMaster Valved Reed Plates
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Suzuki RP350V ProMaster Valved Reed Plates

£23.99

14 Keys available

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Suzuki SUB30 Harmonica
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Suzuki SUB30 Harmonica

£125.99

3 Keys available

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Vox Continental Type 1 Harmonica
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Vox Continental Type 1 Harmonica

£51.99

4 Keys available

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Vox Continental Type 2 Harmonica
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Vox Continental Type 2 Harmonica

£51.99

4 Keys available

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Suzuki Harmonicas

Manji Suzuki first started making Suzuki harmonicas in the late 1940s in his small room in Sumiyoshi. Expansion was rapid, due in part to the Japanese Ministry of Education's policy of making harmonicas a mandatory instrument for children to learn in schools.

During the 1960s the company expanded into producing keyboard-based harmonicas, which also proved popular in the education sector, both within Japan and throughout the world.

Today, Suzuki manufactures a wide range of musical instruments, including electric pianos and xylophones, and even owns the famous Hammond brand, but harmonicas remain perhaps the most important product within the company's offering.

Where are Suzuki Harmonicas Made?

Like Hohner, Suzuki's lower end harmonicas, such as the Easy Rider and Winner tremolos, are made in China. However, once you go beyond entry level, all harps are made in Japan, and tend to feature phosphor bronze reeds, which have a distinctive tone and feel, and generally last longer than traditional brass reeds.

Suzuki Harmonicas - Tuning and Temperaments

Like other Japanese manufacturers, such as Tombo (who produce Lee Oskar diatonics), Suzuki harmonicas are generally tuned to equal temperament (as opposed to the various compromise tunings favoured by European manufacturers such as Hohner and Seydel). This makes them particularly suitable for melody-heavy playing, rather than chords, although the difference is subtle. Alternative tunings also feature on the Majnji harmonica, which is available in natural minor, harmonic minor and country tunings for players looking to expand their repertoire beyond the traditional major diatonic range.

Suzuki Phosphor Bronze Reeds and Innovative Composite Comb

Besides the phosphor bronze reeds, which are more durable than traditional brass reeds, and provide a distinctive bright tone, one of Suzuki's primary unique selling points is the composite comb, which features on the Manji and Olive diatonic harmonicas. This combines the tone and feel of wood with the durability and swell resistance of plastic or metal. Both of these harps are also supremely air tight, making them particularly suitable for overblows and bending in general.

Replacement reed plates are available for all of Suzuki's Japanese made harmonicas, meaning that when a reed does eventually fail, the harp can be returned to full playability for significantly less than the price of a whole new harmonica.

Suzuki Pure Harp

Suzuki has experimented with alternative materials for other areas of the harmonica as well. The Pure Harp, for instance, features a Koa comb and cover plates, making it the world's first production harmonica produced primarily from wood.

Suzuki Chromatic Harmonicas

Suzuki also makes some of the world's finest chromatic harmonicas. The SCX range, in particular, offers probably the best bang for buck of any chromatic harmonica currently on the market. At the higher end, the Gregoire Maret range can go head to with any chromatic harmonica on the market.

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