Easttop T008K 'Blues harmonica' diatonic 10 hole

The 'Blues Harmonica' T008K is one of our most popular mid-range 10 hole diatonic harmonica produced by the Easttop factory.

Now available in Natural and Harmonic Minor in limited keys - scroll down to see Ben's video.

It is very well made and plays really well - Ben went to the Shanghai factory to check!

It's not expensive and great value for the quality we think.

Airtightness is great, with precision-made stainless-steel plates enclosing a brass reed plate with phosphor bronze reeds, and an ABS comb. The package is completed with a neat, zip-up pouch to keep it safe.

Available in a choice of 12 different major keys.

I have added some pictures of my own T008K, purchased right at the beginning of my harmonica 'journey'. It has been played everyday (just over 6 months when the pics were taken), been dropped on a hardwood floor too many times to count and even been dropped in a puddle, and it has survived it all! I just wish I had remembered to give it a clean before taking the pictures!

NOTE: When ordering, Richter tuned models are just described by the harmonica key (eg 'C' or 'F'). Harmonic Minor models have the harmonica key followed by a small 'm' (eg 'Cm' or 'Fm'. Natural Minor models have the harmonica key followed by a small 'nm' (eg 'Cnm' or 'Fnm').

Since Ben made his videos below, the plates no longer feature m or nm, but the key and type of minor is marked front and side of the comb.

We are in the UK so you get a fast dispatch and delivery; we usually manage next day delivery. We have a UK phone number if you need to call us.

Buy direct from a UK stockist who speaks English and has a UK phone. Dispatched quickly by 1st class mail FREE for UK customers.

Please note - if you buy this product from Ali Express or if it comes direct from China, it will be cheaper and could take a looooong time to reach you (up to 40 days), and is subject to UK customs import duty, vat and delivery charges:

HM customs import duty, VAT and Royal Mail handling fee

and what happens if you need to return it or speak to the factory about a problem?

Check out Ben Hewlett's video review below:

Natural Minor

What's the difference between Natural Minor, Harmonica minor, Standard Richter? They are just different tunings. Watch the videos below or check out our friend Lee's explanation - https://leeoskar.com/