Re: [Harp-L] Cases and keys

["Juke Geezer" <bigbandrhythm@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bluesmaster is better than Harpmaster and can take Promaster plates. I like 
the Seydel or Lee Oskar 7-pack flatpack, but found a smallish Manfrotto 
camera bag for about $10 on a whim walking into Best Buy that is ideal and 
stores more harps vertically than I need. If I had to pick only seven harps 
they would be:
A, D, G, C, Low F, Bb, Eb. I have never needed an E harp and if the band 
calls a tune in B, I play in 3rd position on the A harp. The Eb comes in 
handy all the time for cross harp in Bb, especially and a jam where horn 
players are involved. There are lots of great artists who play an Eb harp on 
recordings, too: Butterfield, Carlos Del Junco, Mark Ford, Taj Mahal, and 
Gary Smith -- a little.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tony Stephens
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2013 3:07 PM
To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Harp-L] Cases and keys

I am just a guy learning so I have to ask what I the number of harmonicas 
your want your case to be able to hold? Looks like 7 is a good number, I 
just from looking at Amazon & EBay. So I you have 7 spaces in your case, 
what 7 keys of harmonicas would you have with you?
Last thing, with all of the talk about Suzuki harp & Best Deals Eva I take 
that the harps go in this order of good to better Folkmaster, Bluesmaster 
Harpmaster & promaster.
Thanks for any advice. Tony
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