Suzuki M-20S | Manji SKY 10 hole Diatonic Harmonica Key C

Suzuki M-20S | Manji SKY 10-hole Diatonic Harmonica | Key C

The Manji Sky is a new Harmonica especially designed for quick phrases that require Vamping or quick note changes. All Manji models are named after Manji Suzuki, founder of the Suzuki Harmonica company. Below is an explanation of the Manji models and the differences between the Manji and the Manji Sky

MANJI SKY for playing fast phrases

MANJI SKY is good for playing music with phrases that require vamp or quick note changes.

(image above of both the Manji and Manji Sky)

Manji for when expressing strength and presence.

The MANJI is good for playing heavy blues and rock, where you want to express powerfulness.

Body and cover material following MANJI

MANJI SKY has the same body as MANJI. The material used is resin mixed with wood fibres extracted from trees, which combines the tone of wood with the durability of plastic. Wood has countless small spaces, which is one of the reasons for the warm tone unique to wood. Similarly, the body also reproduces that structure inside. (*Cross-sectional view). The solid body reinforced with wood fibres produces a warm sound that is different from the tone created from ordinary plastic body, and because the body itself transmits the sound, it features a sound that sounds like the entire harmonica is groaning. There is no deformation caused by moisture, which is a problem with wooden body.

MANJI’s distinctive cover

MANJI SKY uses the same cover as the well-established MANJI. The cover shape with the entire back open is designed to allow the reed sound to resonate without loss. Large sound holes are also provided on the sides of the covers to provide the best sound return to the performer. It has a traditional shape to provide a player with exquisite hold feeling and sound projection.