Re: [Harp-L] Re: Special 20s

[Eric Miller <miller.eric.t@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yep, I love my special 20...I have no interest in making them from scratch
or wasting any time doing anything silly.

The problem is, I love it so much that I prefer it to any of the other
Hohner harps with the set back faces that I have (MBs, BluesHarps, etc)...I
want to either replace them w/ special 20s OR modify them with special 20
combs/covers so they have the physical properties of the S20.

It's either that or get rid of them and replace them.  I thought I'd ask if
modifying them was an approachable option before I got rid of them.

I was also interested in what harps were similar to the S20...so I could
steer future purchases towards those harps, and stay away from the ones
with the set back faces.  Tim did a good job of answering that, thanks.

On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 3:03 PM, Steve Baker <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Arthur says:
> I don't understand where you're coming from with these questions. Special
> 20s are amoung the most widely available, competitively priced harmonicas
> around. They're certainly much cheaper than Manjis or Crossovers. If you
> like them (and many people do) why not just buy them? That would be much
> cheaper in the long run than buying harps you don't like and trying to mad
> scientist them into SP20s.
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> Steve adds:
> How true. If it ain't broke, why try to fix it? The Special 20 is a great
> harp at an unbeatable price :-)
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> Steve Baker
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