When buying a harmonica, don t buy a wooden lattice that is easy to crack

Regarding the maintenance of the harmonica, it is necessary to pay attention to the following points:

1. It's best to play your own harmonica, and don't lend it to others at will. Not only is it a hygienic problem, but a person who doesn't know how to play the harmonica, or who is used to playing it too hard, can easily break the harmonica.

2. The blowing force should not be too violent, it should be blown gently, which will not only reduce the impact of the reed, it is not easy to be broken, and the effect of gently blowing is relatively soft and beautiful.

3. After each song, the water in the piano must be slapped out vigorously on the handkerchief (this cannot be done when performing on stage). After playing or practicing, it must be wrapped in a handkerchief or placed in the case of the piano to prevent dust or other debris from getting mixed into the piano.

4. After blowing, there is no need to rinse with hot and cold water or spray with perfume. If you use it like this for a long time, it will definitely cause the parts in it to rust, resulting in poor pitch or malfunction. The wooden lattice harmonica can be washed, and the copper seat plate should not be washed to avoid damage to the gongs.

5. The wooden lattice is expanded, and the swelling part is flattened with a blade, but it should not be cut too deeply, only to the plane of the mouthpiece, because the wooden lattice is not blown after a period of time, and it will be retracted a little, and it will take a lot of effort to blow.

6. If the temporary diacritical change or vibratok phenomenon occurs, you should first try to blow which tone is lower (the general diacritical change is always lowered, not raised), upper or lower? Then you can use a paper roll or a little cotton to stuff it into a small hole that is lowered or changed to let the gongs pronounce and use them temporarily.

Note 1: So-called"Mute"It's just that the reed can't make a sound, usually the reed is seriously displaced and stuck, and sometimes the reed will be stuck when foreign objects enter.

Note 2: The crease is the bending line of the reed bent by a strong external force, which is not easy to see with the naked eye, and it is also a precursor to preparing to break the spring.

Maintenance methods can be roughly divided into general maintenance and regular maintenance.

I feel that the harmonica is used as a collector's item, and it can't guarantee its integrity if it's often used and then not oiled or something, and it will basically crack.

No. Because people pay special attention to the maintenance of expensive harmonica, for fear of damage, it seems that the more expensive the harmonica, the easier it is to break. There is also a situation that the wooden harmonica is easy to break, mainly because the wooden harmonica is very squeamish and easy to break, while the wooden harmonica is generally more expensive, so it gives people the illusion that the expensive harmonica is easy to break.

The expensive harmonica has a bright, crisp and easy sound, but the reeds are very delicate. Reeds are the most susceptible to damage. Nissan harmonica Tongbao and Suzuki are the most prone to bad reeds. Mine has been repaired repeatedly. Always think twice before buying.

Understand it this way, the cheap harmonica is not accurate, the quality is not high, so even if it is treated roughly, it is nothing, and the expensive harmonica is particularly accurate, and the sound may not be accurate if you fall, which gives people the illusion that the expensive harmonica is easy to break......

No matter what kind of harmonica it is, it has its good points. You can listen to the sound when you sell it.

I think the general plastic lattice is enough. Moreover, the plastic lattice and the xylogram are very easy to control, and the sound of the wooden lattice has a warm feeling. The silver color of the metal lattice is more pleasant, but it is more difficult to practice.

In addition, the material of the reed also directly affects the sound quality, and it is difficult to even make pressure sound if the quality is not good. Since you want to learn, I don't recommend that you buy too cheap. I recommend Suzuki's piano, there are a wide range of pianos, and the MR series has a coated aluminum lattice and a cover plate with holes specially designed for superblowing. Regarding the quality, well, I maintain the piano anyway, and my own pile of pianos rarely fails.

It's best not to buy a wooden lattice, it's not that the wooden lattice is bad, because novices are not familiar with it, and they can't control their saliva when playing, while the wooden lattice will rise after encountering saliva, which will have an impact on your playing. It is recommended that you want to buy a good quality resin lattice harmonica, which is also easy to take care of, and then buy a wooden one when you have a certain foundation for blowing. Hope it helps!

If you are a beginner, you should choose the C tone, and the plastic grid is recommended. Because there is a lot of saliva in the beginner's room, the wooden lattice is easy to enter the water and rise the grid, resulting in a change in timbre. Hohner's piano has a good airtightness, easy to suppress, although a little expensive, but easy to use, I recommend Special 20 and Golden Melody.

I use the spcial 20 to press the sound quite well.

Wait until the pressure is proficient before buying the wooden lattice.

Wooden lattice, plastic lattice ......

You should know that there's another kind of metallic roar?

If you suppress the sound, ......Personally, I don't think it has much to do with the material of the piano.

Of course, the structure of the reed will also affect the effect of the pressure, for example, it is quite difficult to do inhalation pressure in the high register, and it is easy to leak air in the low range. hohner……This brand is like thunder.

In the case of the piano grid, the effect of affecting the sound pressure should not be ......Muge's voice didn't like it very much. Of course, it's all up to personal preference. I just think it's not that the xylogram is born with a better sound than other pianos.

You know that the material of the aluminium lattice is such that the slightest change in the airflow can affect the sound of the piano, which is exactly what people like me like to play slow rhythmic tunes need. The plastic pire feels pretty middle-of-the-......The indicators are passable.

The tolerance of Kingdee is not easy to suppress, so it needs to be disassembled and adjusted.

If you want to play blues professionally, change to a wooden lattice piano, the wooden lattice piano needs to pay attention to the climate, maintenance is the key, and it is easy to increase the grid if the maintenance is not good. However, the wooden lattice piano is very flavorful, and it is best not to choose the C key when choosing the wooden lattice piano, but to choose a tune with a very blues flavor. （a\bb\d）

The plastic lattice is used by most people, and it is perfect in terms of weight and tolerance. Easy to press the sound and the latchen is the popular sp20,I personally don't recommend getting started with this expensive piano,It's a waste.。。。

But I really don't want to change the piano, so I buy a good piano and don't need to tune it.

Good luck!

Muge's blues is my goal, the timbre is absolutely nothing to say, a word "pure", but I don't dare to buy it because the technology is not up to par, I'm afraid of wasting good things and maintenance as you said, it's very troublesome, but if you want a master, Muge is definitely your best choice.

I just learned to press the tone, and I changed to the Hohner Big River with a resin grid, which is incomparable to domestic products in terms of weight, taste and timbre.

Believe me to use the resin lattice first, SP20 is definitely the best to press, but I don't recommend this one, because it is so easy to press, you will definitely use other pianos in the future, you will find that you will encounter difficulties again, but Hohner is my first choice to use Big River, Golden Melody

I wish you success in your studies

It is inevitable that the wooden lattice harmonica will rise in style. Now it seems that it is more popular to boil the piano with beeswax to waterproof.

It is recommended that novices buy Huang brand 103 thickened type around 50 yuan, or Hohner SP20, about 200 yuan.

That one. Such as upstairs. sp20...Authentic novice piano but with a thickened HUANG103 seat.

That pressure is a little leaky.

Maybe it's my problem.。。

Compared to the metal piano, it cannot be said that it is good or bad, only that the timbre is different.

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If the harmonica is not to play pop and folk songs, a bit is used less, and it is not enough to blow a minor key, and you need to buy a piano in D key to blow D in two bits, but the basic textbooks are in C key, so you buy C key first It is easier to learn, and you have to buy it again in the future Recommended MR200 140, MR250 160, Special 20 180 or so, don't buy Muge at the beginning of the general study, see the following post for details.

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Kunimitsu is good. C-toned.

It is not recommended to buy a ten-hole harmonica (blues harmonica), it is better to buy an American or Australian one, about 200-300, and a domestic one of no more than 50 pieces (not recommended).

Go to **(Chinese harmonica** network) to take a look, I don't remember the brand and the textbook, I use a chromatic harmonica, hehe!

The harmonica should be easy for most people to pick up, but the "upgrade" is slow - the ten holes are a bit harder to blow, especially the press

Solo's words are recommended to practice with classical ** tunes, no need to learn the accompaniment that troublesome thing, the first etude personally highly recommends Beethoven's Ode to Joy, you will know the details :)

I don't know exactly what to say about the key, anyway, a C chromatic harmonica can blow all the keys hehe

That's probably all, it's all from experience, I hope it can help you!

ps I have been playing the harmonica intermittently for 2,3 years, and the level can coax a side dish ++