Suzuki SU-21HM Humming Tremolo C
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Suzuki
SU-21HM Humming Tremolo C
Product Info
Article Number:
525733
Brand:
Suzuki
Model:
SU-21HM Humming Tremolo C
Category:
Tremolo Harmonicas
Price:
$75.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The SU-21HM is a solid, budget-friendly tremolo harp, perfect for beginners exploring the genre or players needing a reliable second instrument. Suzuki’s quality shines through, delivering a surprisingly sweet and resonant tremolo sound without the premium price tag – it's a great all-around workhorse.
Product Description
- Suzuki SU-21HM Humming Tremolo C
- Harmonica
- Tuning: C
- Tremolo
- 42 Reeds
- Comb made of ABS plastic
- Cover plates made of chromed brass
- Reed plates made of phosphor bronze
- Dimensions: 164 x 31 x 23 mm
- Weight: 128 g
- Incl. case
PROS
- • Suzuki’s ABS comb offers excellent durability and resistance to warping.
- • Phosphor bronze reed plates provide a bright, responsive tone with good projection.
- • Chromed brass cover plates contribute to a pleasing aesthetic and reasonable durability.
- • The tremolo effect is surprisingly well-controlled, avoiding excessive washiness.
CONS
- • The ABS comb, while durable, lacks the warmth of wood, slightly impacting tone.
- • The tremolo tuning can feel restrictive for players wanting more nuanced bends.
- • The chromed brass cover plates are prone to superficial scratches with regular use.
Product Video
Key Features
Key
C
Holes
10
Reeds
42
Cover Material
Chromed Brass
Comb Material
ABS Plastic
Weight
128 g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The tremolo is present and usable, but lacks the subtle nuances and complex voicing found on more expensive tremolo harmonicas.
It's a trade-off; ABS is much more resistant to moisture and warping, but lacks the tonal warmth some players prefer from wood.
Absolutely! The bright tone and controlled tremolo work well for both blues and folk, though experienced players might eventually desire more flexibility.
