This harmonica has been passed down from my late granfather, who carried through Vietnam. Through that and 40+ years later it still sounds great. It is real easy to play and has such a rich tone. Besides the sentimental value, it truly is an excellent harp and I'm gonna take good care of it forever.

The 54/64 Echo is a wonderful sounding harp. I am so struck with how easy, and fun it is to play. I'm kicking myself now for not spending the extra money and getting the 55/80. I've been playing diatonics for about three months now, and wanted to break out into a new area. With practice I kept finding that I wanted more, and more vibrato. The duel reeds on the Echo were exactly what I was searching for. The sound is so relaxing, and lonesome that you will want to play all of the songs you learned on your old diotonic over again on this harp. The problems I found were that I seem to have a difficult time playing the highest keys, and that this harp was pretty exspensive compaired to the SP-20's I started out on.

I've had one for several months and really enjoy the vabrato effect, and the C-G double keying is great. Just flip it to change keys.