Suzuki
Suzuki Manji (M-20)
10-hole diatonicPrice tier: Mid-range
Suzuki's signature diatonic, named after Manji Suzuki: a composite comb that Suzuki says has the tone of wood without the swelling.
Facts
| Type | 10-hole diatonic |
|---|---|
| Reeds | Phosphor bronze |
| Comb | Composite |
| Covers | Stainless steel |
| Keys | 12 major keys |
| Price tier | $$ Mid-range (about $40 to $70) |
Who it suits
- Blues and rock players
- Players who want an alternative to the Hohner sound
Pros and cons
Pros
- Composite comb: no swelling
- Phosphor bronze reeds
- A well-known professional model
Cons
- Costs more than a Special 20
- Fewer keys listed than the Hohner models
What it plays on HarmoniTabs
Every tab on HarmoniTabs is written for a 10-hole diatonic like this one, and names the key it needs. Most are for a C harmonica: get the Manji (M-20) in C to start.
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Questions
- What keys does the Suzuki Manji (M-20) come in?
- The maker lists: 12 major keys.
- What is the Suzuki Manji (M-20)'s comb made of?
- Composite.
- Can I play HarmoniTabs tabs on the Suzuki Manji (M-20)?
- Yes. It is a 10-hole diatonic, the harmonica our tabs are written for. Get the key each tab names; most are for C.
Sources
Price tiers are approximate US street prices, checked October 2026; prices change, so check the store. Facts we could not confirm with the maker are left out.