Blessing 24 hole octave harmonica

Only in so far as I've heard of Blessing harmonicas before, & that each hole will have two reeds an octave apart - 24 hole sounds like it may be Asian tuned like a tremolo - at that price it was worth a look.

I doubt that there will be any valves/windsavers, so it should be OK to dunk it, to sanitize it when it arrives.

This Blessing harmonica has turned out not to be one of my better ebay finds. I've had a few tries to record something for youtube but not been happy enough to post any of them. It is a bit like trying to play half a brick. You were quite right Kieth, it's Asian tuned like a tremolo. As for the sound of it, well, best described as "interesting"

Hi Markosz. Rod hasn't visited this forum in over two years. I doubt he will see your post. You will just have to judge by what he has already written.

Good octave harps can be expensive. I don't think you will get a good octave harp for very little money. Hohner, Seydel, and Suzuki make octave harps (the Suzuki can be hard to find, but I have seen them at a harmonica convention).
The Hohner and Seydel are Richter tuned, except for the Seydel Club which is a combination of Richter and Solo. I assume the Suzuki is Asian tuned.
www.thomannmusic.com/suzuki_su_24_octave_c.htm
www.ebay.com/p/1040226207