Suzuki Melodica (M-37C)
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For a range of three octaves, the range is from F below middle C (F3) to F three octaves above middle C (F6).
I am 20 inches tall. Measuring from the tip of the mouthpiece to the connector, I found it to be three inches long. There are two black pieces at the end of the tube and one white tube at the end. In the grand scheme of things, Pianica tubes are not that different from 9 inch tubes.
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Selected User Reviews For Suzuki Melodica (M-37C)
Oh, my god, I feel awful. My original melodica shipped without the two mouthpieces that came with it. I searched everywhere (or so I thought) for them. It cannot be found (at least that was my impression). As a result, I complained to Amazon, who promptly refunded me in part. As a result, I placed an order for the missing mouthpieces on another website, and was eventually able to play this magnificent Now that I have my melodica back into its case after months of use, I am, uh, packing it back into its case. On one end of the case are two missing mouthpieces that have been tucked into an internal pocket. That's really bad. Please accept my apologies, Thank you for your interest, The melodica is really nice, and I love the fact that all the parts have been in the case this entire.
Until now, I have only owned one Melodica. After viewing a few videos and reading reviews, I decided to order the SUZUKI M-RITE We were not expecting it to arrive so quickly. I was not disappointed when I opened it with anticipation. One of the best I've ever seen. It was very easy to blow the instrument and I was very pleased with how easy it was. To produce sound, not much effort needs to be put in. This instrument appears to be very well made and it comes with three mouthpieces that are to your liking. While I prefer the trumpet-style mouthpiece, I need to use a flexible tubing mouthpiece to see the keys clearly. My favorite part about playing this instrument is that I have the ability to play melody and harmony at the same time. I am by no means an accomplished musician, but I definitely enjoy playing it. It is well worth the effort.
A Yamaha 37 Pianica has been my favorite instrument for a while now The majority of music is Brazilian chorus and jazz. There are two kinds of Suzuki 37M There is a great deal of difference between C and X. Upon first glance, I was surprised to see how heavy it is. A second advantage is the keyboard action is much smoother than that of the Yamaha. The key throw has been deepened. My first few days were more difficult than I expected but I ended up getting used to it much faster. A space between the black keys (Ab-) was also created by Suzuki As in (Bb) As a result, I can play more easily. There is a distinct inflection in the Suzuki There is a smoother sound to the chording. From a tonal perspective In my opinion, the decision is a toss up. With the Yamaha, the sound is reedier - completely different from the Macbook Air However, the Suzuki has a much more mellow tone when you blow gently (seems like the harmonics in even order have gone away). It sounds like the square wave of a synth) As you become more aggressive, however, the tone becomes more harsh. The Suzuki seems to take more wind than the Yamaha, at least from my perspective. I need to work on my endurance a bit more.
Having a multi-instrumentalist child, I wanted to give him a sound that was distinctly his own, but one that brought out a particular sound for his band. Despite its relatively modest size, this instrument has an excellent sound and is well made. While the tone may not be as warm and smooth as some cheaper melodicas, it is smooth and warm. Despite high volume and low volume, it maintains a high level of purity. I noticed my child had vibrato sound on the first try with a trumpet mouthpiece. It's not uncommon to find cheaper ones that sound very bright. I like the fast action of the keys and the quality of the mouthpieces. My order of a black Suzuki semi-rigid gooseneck tube came from another store separate to yours. Playing standing up is less conducive to playing white because it looks cheap. In addition to the carrying strap, the case also has a handle which makes pushing it around very easy.
I have owned a Hohner guitar for many The idea of using it for playing outdoors, etc. really appeals to me as a pianist, but I never found myself strongly inclined to do so. This was a decision I was on the fence about, but I am glad I decided to go for it. It has become a ritual for me to go to Sunset Park at Sunset and play jazz standards and Irish tunes, whatever takes my fancy. At the park I am starting to gain a following. . . perhaps I should put my heart out there more often. Although the sound of this thing matches that of a real instrument, the holder looks more like a child's.
Our decision to purchase the Suzuki came after researching a number of melodica models. We found that this model, when compared to others in its price range, had a better tone than most, not sounding as cheap as some of them. A piano player will find that the keys are a little larger than most, which will make it easier for them to play. A nice feature is the case as well. Although it is not a hard case, it offers enough protection for the device. I had a member of my family who has perfect pitch tell me the pitches are accurate. The other, which was also bought by me, was definitely off (I was told). For the price, size, and quality, it is definitely worth the extra cost when.
I received the order 11 days after placing the order. Compared to the 29 days before, that was much better Upon receiving the shipping confirmation, it was estimated to take 50 days to arrive, and it was detained by It has a rich tone and an appealing design. The choice of mouthpieces is nice, although I have discovered that the trumpet-style mouthpieces are my favorites, against my expectations There is only one mouthpiece style available in the higher-end models The end of the Suzuki line. During play, there are several notes that are pronounced flat, but they can be raised by the player with extra air pressure. I am pretty satisfied with the condition of the new melodica upon arrival, given that new melodicas are never perfectly in tune, and some are wildly out of tune, as stated on the MelodicaWorld website. As soon as I've broken it in, I'll try to tune it over to the instructions at Response is even over the board with the exception of the lowest note, which requires a little bit I'll adjust the gapping on that note when I tune it, so that should fix the issue. The sighting down of the keys while playing can be challenging for me. In the meantime, I've put colored stickers on Cs and Fs so I can figure out what's going on. I would definitely buy from them.
What a wonderful sound this thing makes. It is easy to play and easy to tune. The key was in, and it came! It is PERFECTLY in tune for the majority of the keys, however, there are a few slightly flat or sharp keys ( barely noticeable to the trained ear), three octaves are very close to aligning but not perfect, and the rest is perfectly Once I have time to finish it, I will fine-tune it Even if it does, I don't think it will happen soon since the change is barely perceptible and I enjoy playing this game The last thing I will do is fine tune everything now that I have a busy schedule. Therefore, I have no problem with others being able to play this. Instruments of this quality are rare. In terms of price, this is an impressive piece of musical gear. If I were to give a rating, I would give it Suzuki, you did a great job!.
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