This is a short review of the latest chromatic harmonica from EastTop - The ET-12. Sincere thanks to EastTop and Mr Kong Wenzhong for sending this harmonica to me for review.
Sai tejas, Wonderful review of the ET 12 Harmonica. You have clearly explained the Construction, Technicalities and the Utilities of the Harmonica. Well done. 👌👌👏👏👍👍
Nice Review. Nice tonal quality. Effortless playing. Your review is of great use to the Harmonica Players' Community. Reversible slider. Pricing is good.
For a long time I was thinking of getting the hohner cx12, even though I already had the Suzuki songstar 24H chromatic harmonica, but now ,I think the ET-12 could be a good choice.❤❤
Hi Sir. U r a beautiful Player and your review is short and crisp. God bless. Wish to hear from you more. Just tell me if it can be reversed like hohner. Thanks
Lovely review! You are tempting me to buy one, even though I don't really need another one 😀Any suggested source (seller)? I might actually buy one of F or A scale which I don't have. I hope all scales are available.
Hello, after several years of use, has this harmonica held up? Has it gone out of tune more quickly than a well-known brand harmonica (hohner, suzuki, seydel etc...)?
This happens because the moisture in your breath condenses inside the harmonica and the valves tend to stick. Try using a heating pad to mildly warm up your harmonica before playing. It will solve the problem. If pad is not readily available, keep the instrument close to your body for some time before playing. Hope it will work. Happy harping👍🏻
@@landztranz: I am not sure whether Chrometta has windsaver valves or not, but this problem of sticky valves is very common in cold places/during winters. Suzuki Songstar (24 holes chromatic harmonica) is a valveless chromatic harmonica and a very good instrument. But these days it may not be easily available as Suzuki is not manufacturing them anymore. However, if you happen to get one, you may go for it.....real value for money.
