Suzuki MR-350 Promaster A
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Suzuki
MR-350 Promaster A
Product Info
Article Number:
524784
Brand:
Suzuki
Model:
MR-350 Promaster A
Category:
Diatonic Harmonicas
Price:
$60.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Suzuki MR-350 Promaster A is a solid, reliable choice for beginners and intermediate players cutting their teeth on blues and folk. The A key is a great starting point for learning, and the aluminum comb gives it a surprisingly rich, full sound for a harmonica in this price range. It’s a workhorse instrument – dependable and easy to play.
Product Description
- Suzuki MR-350 Promaster A
- Blues Harmonica
- Key: A
- Richter System
- 10 Combs
- Comb body: Aluminium
- Cover plates: Chrome-plated brass
- Reedplates: Phosphor bronze
- Dimensions: 100 x 27 x 20 mm
- Weight: 90 g
- Incl. case
PROS
- • Phosphor bronze reeds offer a warm, responsive tone with good projection.
- • Aluminum comb provides a cleaner, more resonant sound than plastic.
- • Chrome-plated brass cover plates add durability and a classic look.
- • Solid construction feels reliable for gigging and practice; a step above basic models.
CONS
- • Limited tonal flexibility compared to tremolo or chromatic harmonicas.
- • Aluminum comb can be susceptible to dents with rough handling.
- • The A key is not ideal for all musical genres; consider other keys first.
Product Video
Key Features
Key
A
Holes
10
Reeds
10
Cover Material
Chrome-plated brass
Comb Material
Aluminum
Weight
90 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Marine Band has a more 'raw' and breathy tone, while the MR-350 is a bit cleaner and more focused, thanks to the aluminum comb.
While you *can* play country in A, it’s not the most common key; G or C are often preferred for a more authentic feel.
The phosphor bronze reeds are fairly durable, but aggressive playing and improper cleaning can shorten their lifespan – expect replacements after a few years of regular use.
