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Suzuki Musical Instrument Corporation S-32C Soprano Melodion – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Suzuki Musical Instrument Corporation S-32C Soprano Melodion with Case and Mouthpiece
Item Weight
1.46 pounds
Product Dimensions
17 x 3 x 5 inches
ASIN
B00133F6MK
Item model number
S-32C
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
April 13, 2004
Number of Keyboard Keys
32
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Technical specifications – Suzuki Musical Instrument Corporation S-32C Soprano Melodion :
Brand
Suzuki Music
Model Name
S-32C
Item Dimensions LxWxH
17 x 3 x 5 inches
Item Weight
1.46 Pounds
Included Components
with case
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
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After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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D. C (verified owner) –
Quality workmanship – This is a well made instrument. This keyboard produces a solid reed tone with very low click sounds. However, this should be marketed as a “sopranino” melodeon as the top octave goes way beyond all the other melodicas I own. The top 5 or so notes can sound “breathy”.
P. A (verified owner) –
Suzuki S-32C – First of all, this is a soprano instrument. So if you prefer playing tunes with lower notes, you need to get an alto or even a bass melodica. Playing a soprano melodica for the first time has been a very positive and inspiring experience to me. The Suzuki S-32 C outshines any of the Yamaha P’s and Hohner B’s in terms of craftmanship. Its body is partly wrapped in a kind of leather-imitate so it feels and it looks like a real instrument, and not like a kind of musical toy. My wife looked at it and said: Wow! Though the Yamaha P25 was my favorite despite its yellowish plastic looks because its responsiveness and loudness are awesome, the Suzuki blows my mind away with its flutish tones in the high registers. Every key responds fast and there are no flats. ZERO air leaks, a perfect tuning. I am able to play its keys faster than I was on every other melodica. It is more expensive compared with other 32 keys top brand melodicas, yes. But one gets what one pays for, right? So to say, it is absolutely worth the extra cost spent when one wants a top instrument. I play all kind of music, from Brubeck to Coldplay to Jeff Beck to Bugge Wesseltoft to Shostakowitsch to Dream Theater to Steve Miller to Pat Metheny, so my spectrum in music genres is quite open. I come from keyboards and harmonicas, so a melodica to me is the synthesis of using fingers and breath. Suzuki has done a great job here. I highly recommend this melodica to any person who values a musical instrument by high quality aspects, so to speak in Oscar Wilde’s words: Only the best is good enough for me.
F. H (verified owner) –
Four Stars – so nice
B. C (verified owner) –
Five Stars – It’s great quality all around!
M. B (verified owner) –
A Real Gem – Of the melodicas I own or have owned so far (4 Yamahas , 3 Suzukis, a Hohner, and an Eastar – all currently available new), this one is my favorite. Of course it’s an octave higher than the others, so it’s in its own class in that regard, but it has a sweet and beautiful sound. A joy to play.
B. F (verified owner) –
great – great
K. C (verified owner) –
not like I’ve heard about other cheaper melodicas – My first melodica. It feels high quality, not like I’ve heard about other cheaper melodicas. The sound is nice and smooth, and can be quite loud. The case is very nice as well.
B. C (verified owner) –
Five Stars – It’s great quality all around!
N. A (verified owner) –
Buyer Beware – Sounds like a kids toy.
D. C (verified owner) –
Quality workmanship – This is a well made instrument. This keyboard produces a solid reed tone with very low click sounds. However, this should be marketed as a “sopranino” melodeon as the top octave goes way beyond all the other melodicas I own. The top 5 or so notes can sound “breathy”.
K. C (verified owner) –
not like I’ve heard about other cheaper melodicas – My first melodica. It feels high quality, not like I’ve heard about other cheaper melodicas. The sound is nice and smooth, and can be quite loud. The case is very nice as well.
B. F (verified owner) –
great – great
P. A (verified owner) –
Suzuki S-32C – First of all, this is a soprano instrument. So if you prefer playing tunes with lower notes, you need to get an alto or even a bass melodica. Playing a soprano melodica for the first time has been a very positive and inspiring experience to me. The Suzuki S-32 C outshines any of the Yamaha P’s and Hohner B’s in terms of craftmanship. Its body is partly wrapped in a kind of leather-imitate so it feels and it looks like a real instrument, and not like a kind of musical toy. My wife looked at it and said: Wow! Though the Yamaha P25 was my favorite despite its yellowish plastic looks because its responsiveness and loudness are awesome, the Suzuki blows my mind away with its flutish tones in the high registers. Every key responds fast and there are no flats. ZERO air leaks, a perfect tuning. I am able to play its keys faster than I was on every other melodica. It is more expensive compared with other 32 keys top brand melodicas, yes. But one gets what one pays for, right? So to say, it is absolutely worth the extra cost spent when one wants a top instrument. I play all kind of music, from Brubeck to Coldplay to Jeff Beck to Bugge Wesseltoft to Shostakowitsch to Dream Theater to Steve Miller to Pat Metheny, so my spectrum in music genres is quite open. I come from keyboards and harmonicas, so a melodica to me is the synthesis of using fingers and breath. Suzuki has done a great job here. I highly recommend this melodica to any person who values a musical instrument by high quality aspects, so to speak in Oscar Wilde’s words: Only the best is good enough for me.
M. B (verified owner) –
A Real Gem – Of the melodicas I own or have owned so far (4 Yamahas , 3 Suzukis, a Hohner, and an Eastar – all currently available new), this one is my favorite. Of course it’s an octave higher than the others, so it’s in its own class in that regard, but it has a sweet and beautiful sound. A joy to play.
F. H (verified owner) –
Four Stars – so nice
N. A (verified owner) –
Buyer Beware – Sounds like a kids toy.