Dreading the day when....

[salmon]

Dreading the day when my Suzuki Bluesmaster gets a dud reed. I've had
this Bluesmaster for a few months now and it is so sweet I know I'll
have a job getting another which is quite so good. It is such a
responsive easy playing harp and I've been able to learn so much by
using it. It can bend blow and draw on 7 8 and 9. I haven't been able
to do that on my Lee Oskars. The Suzuki people do say the Bluesmaster
is virtually indestructable. I hope they are right. Hopefully the next
one I get will not be through too much torture as I master various
techniques. Wish I hadn't got too attached to it.

[Harpman]

Post by salmon
Dreading the day when my Suzuki Bluesmaster gets a dud reed. I've had
this Bluesmaster for a few months now and it is so sweet I know I'll
have a job getting another which is quite so good. It is such a
responsive easy playing harp and I've been able to learn so much by
using it. It can bend blow and draw on 7 8 and 9. I haven't been able
to do that on my Lee Oskars. The Suzuki people do say the Bluesmaster
is virtually indestructable. I hope they are right. Hopefully the next
one I get will not be through too much torture as I master various
techniques. Wish I hadn't got too attached to it.

Salmon, I bought the Suzuki Bluesmaster 6 pack around Jan. of this year.
I use them for practicing and playing gigs. Indeed they are an excellent
playing and sounding harp.Allen