Harmonica, Major Key of D | Standard Blues tuning; Replaceable reed plates; Blues, Folk, Rock, Country and Pop

Love this stste-of-the-art harp.

Great harp! Good value. Sounds great.

Great sound and constrution

My dad loves it

Been playing Lee Oscar over 20 years now. Harp is perfect out of the box, customer service is outstanding. I moved away from Suzuki and never looked back. Couldn’t recommend more highly.

We do a lot of bending notes So it's important to get the extended warranty I mean it get the extended warranty

I discovered Lee Oskar Harmonicas about two years ago and was quite impressed. I have played many harps over the last 50 years, Koch and Hohnner Marine Band, Blues Harp, Special 20's and many others that are not worth mentioning. These Lee Oskars are by far the most airtight which makes them the easiest to play. I've gotten so used to the Lee Oskar I feel like I'm running out of breath when I play anything else. I own a dozen or more diatonic harmonicas in all the major keys, a couple of flats and one D minor. I am used to replacing harps, I play often, every 6 months to a year but I have not had to replace any of my Lee Oskars, I suppose its because I don't have to blow and draw as hard to get the crisp clear notes I want. Another advantage of these harmonicas is that if the day ever comes that I finally wreck a Lee Oskar due to hard playing I can buy replacement reed plates and repair them to new condition for a fraction of the cost of buying a new one.

I now have 5 of the Lee Oskar harmonicas and each has lived up to the quality of the first. As a relatively new player I have found the Lee Oscar harps to be easy to play well. The sound is very good when playing both loud and soft and it has been easier for me to get good, single notes with this design. I started with the C and the D natural minor and have added the A; G and most recently D to my collection.