Keyboard Harmonica with Spare Hose Mouthpiece P3001 Rainbow Color Melody Piano NIJI P3001-32K

Set contents: Main unit / hard case / mouthpiece for standing performance / mouthpiece for tabletop performance (pipe set) / name sticker / cleaning cloth / warranty card / instruction manual / our store's original "Doremifa seal" / spare mouthpiece for tabletop performance (pipe set) Keyboard: 32 keys/range: Alto (F-C3): Pitch: 442Hz Case: hollow double blow case Body size: approx. 420mm x approx. 105mm x approx. 52mm/Case size: approx. 480mm x approx. 175mm x approx. 62mm Weight: Approximately 550g / Weight including body and accessories: Approximately 1,170g / Country of manufacture: Made in China The most beautiful finish in the 1,000 yen range to just under 4,000 yen This product is a keyboard harmonica with the most beautiful finish among the various keyboard harmonicas sold in the 1,000 yen to 4,000 yen range. Although it is not like Yamaha's pianica, which is perfectly aligned, the keyboard is neatly arranged and there are very few scratches. Occasionally there are scratches the size of a pen tip or different colors (black dots on the pink keyboard harmonica, etc.), but overall the finish is nice. Comes with 1 year manufacturer's warranty The most popular reason for this product is that it comes with a one-year manufacturer's warranty. Keyboard harmonicas from other companies do not come with a manufacturer's warranty, but this product comes with a one-year manufacturer's warranty. We will repair any defects that occur within one year from the date of purchase free of charge, unless the product has been damaged or malfunctioned due to the user's handling methods, such as being dropped. Comes with a spare mouthpiece for table playing At our store, we have prepared a set that includes an additional mouthpiece for tabletop performance in addition to the one that comes with the main unit. The first thing that children who use a keyboard harmonica will break is the bellows-equipped mouthpiece (for tabletop playing). Stretching the hose, biting the mouthpiece, etc. It is rare to have a mouthpiece that can stay safely for two years. A spare set of mouthpieces is especially recommended for those who do not have a musical instrument store nearby.