Whats a good Melodica to buy

Albino Axolotl · 09-03-2014, 09:02 PM

I've always want to play melodica, but I cannot decide what to start with.I want to either buy a Hohner 37 of the D'luca M37? Which one should I get Also what other melodica do you recommend?

Quality Cucumber · 02-23-2015, 01:43 AM

I know this is a necrobump, and the person who asked the question probably won't be coming back, but I have some thoughts on this that somebody else might find useful. A few years back, I bought a cheap no-name melodica on eBay. It does the trick, but some of the reeds are out of tune. Turns out that this is a universal problem.

The good thing is that reeds can be tuned.

Melodica is seen as a toy, so it's doubtful that you'll find one that you can call a "pro" instrument, even when looking at Hohner, Suzuki, Yamaha, and the like. Given that, I'd go for something cheap and lightweight were I you.

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Albino Axolotl Groupie Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 1	Whats a good Melodica to buy I've always want to play melodica, but I cannot decide what to start with.I want to either buy a Hohner 37 of the D'luca M37? Which one should I get Also what other melodica do you recommend?

02-23-2015, 01:43 AM	#2 (permalink)
Quality Cucumber Music Addict Join Date: Feb 2015 Posts: 60	I know this is a necrobump, and the person who asked the question probably won't be coming back, but I have some thoughts on this that somebody else might find useful. A few years back, I bought a cheap no-name melodica on eBay. It does the trick, but some of the reeds are out of tune. Turns out that this is a universal problem. The good thing is that reeds can be tuned. Melodica is seen as a toy, so it's doubtful that you'll find one that you can call a "pro" instrument, even when looking at Hohner, Suzuki, Yamaha, and the like. Given that, I'd go for something cheap and lightweight were I you. __________________ http://i60.tinypic.com/b6awes.gif