Walther Melodica Black

Given its price point, it's a great purchase - perfect if you're curious about the melodica, its sound and/or its features.

The keys are somewhat uneven, but this is hardly a problem compared to the tuning out of the box. Tuning a melodica is a laborious process, and I frankly didn't find a single reed to be in tune (440 hZ). The response is okay in the mid-range, but expect to blow a little harder for the low-end as well as the very highest notes.

The sound is, however, amazing, regardless of the price. The melodica is delivered in a surprisingly sturdy soft-case.

Overall, I recommend this as a student/beginner melodica, but I would invest a little more money if purchasing a concert melodica.

For the price, is not a bad melodica. I was a little bit scheptical about this one, because it didn't have any comments or ratings and no reviews online, but I took the risk. In the first day it worked perfectely, however, on the second, it started showing some problems playing some notes. After a while it started working ok again. It probably needed to warm up eheh xD it comes with its own case, mouth piece and tube, wich is nice. I bought an extra tube, just in case, but they both work fine, virtually no leakage. The only problem I have with it is that the second A is way tougher to blow than the rest of the other notes, otherwise, it's fine. That, and some minor tuning issiues, if you listen really closely. So, overall, it's a good first melodica, if you don't want to spend a lot of money.