Re: Chromatic mode page up

> Hi Jonathan,
> I had read the text of my sharing on the Tremolo chromatic mode on your web 
> page. Thank you for putting them up. May I also share that we can also pair 
> up using other keys, for example, A and #A, G and #G, B and C, Am and #Am, 
> etc.

Ah.  I was wondering about that.  Done!

Do you have long experience with chromatic?  Do you find any particular 
pair to be easier than others?

> Few days ago, you mentioned about the Jiang Swan harmonica. From the name of 
> the brand, I got the feeling that they are China made harmonica. I have a 
> set of 7-keys tremolo harmonicas( key A to G ) whose brand is called "Golden 
> Cup" and made in China. The sound quality of  these harmonicas is very bad. 
> To be safe, it is better to buy the Japanese brand tremolo harmonicas.

I definitely believe it, as a general rule.  But Cham-ber Huang has all 
of his ultra-pro instruments (as well as his lesser ones) made in China, 
and my favorite instrument of all remains my 25-year-old Brelli, which 
was also made in China. I am hoping (perhaps against likelihood) that at 
least one of the several models of tremolo made by Swan is worthwhile.

The last time I checked, their web site was:

http://www.harmonicas.com.cn/

but it is not responding right now, for some reason.

-- 
Jonathan E. Brickman
http://joshuacorps.org



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