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In this brief comparison, we are going to be putting two products head to head. You might think it all comes down to the price, but frankly there is a lot more to it. You might also be interested in our article Top 10 Best Harmonicas

Everyone has different preferences, and we hope our frank reviews will make your decision easier. First, we will take a look at the Hohner Special 20 Harmonica.

The second product we are looking at in this head-to-head review is the Amosic Diatonic Blues Harmonica. The Amosic harmonica has been available on the market for a bit over a year now, and it’s easy to see that it has conquered the hearts of many. With over 50 5-star reviews behind its back, many customers are willing to invest into this harmonica without much hesitation. It looks simple, has a basic yet inviting design, and is placed right in the middle of the budget scale. It’s the ideal harmonica to buy for intermediate players that feel that they already have a grasp on harmonica playing basics.

A good look at the Amosic Diatonic Blues Harmonica

It comes in the key of C, has 10 holes and 20 tones to explore and experiment with. This also means that its ideal for playing all sorts of music genres, from blues, to folk music, to classical to country. The 5.8"x1.6"x1.2" design is ideal for the human hands and fits perfectly. All of these features make the Amosic Blues Harmonica a true best-seller, and it’s hard to find a better harmonica to buy at such an attractive price, with such good sound and quality craftsmanship.

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Also see Music Critic's article Top 10 Best Harmonicas which includes even more information.

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