Bravo Musik
Bravo Musik will show you videos of many different kinds of Suzuki harmonica models, both in the Chromatic and Blues harps category.
Suzuki was founded in Japan by Mr. Suzuki Manji in 1952 and Suzuki have made High-End quality harps ever since.
Here you also find a wide range of low price harps, middle range and high-end harps, all in a very high Japanese quality.
Enjoy all the videos and get started playing the harmonica for less then EUR 15,-
Hammond M-Solo now available in 4 colors
Hammond M-solo drawbar keyboard from Bravo Musik
Bravo Musik present a demo of the Hammond XK-4
Jesse Vandecaetsbeek playing the Hammond SK PRO
Hammond SK PRO and Suzuki G-48w
Bravo Musik present Hammond SK PRO with Elias & Tipo
Bravo Musik present funky tune on the Hammond SKX
Bravo Musik present a demo on how to put files into your voice library on the Hammond SKX organ
Bravo Musik present a demo of the Hammnond SK1-88 stage keyboard
Bravo Musik presents a demo from the Hammond SKX orgen
Bravo Musik present a demo of the Hammond SKX organ
Bravo Musik present a demo of the Hammond SKX organ model.
Bravo Musik present top quality Manji M-20 harmonica from Suzuki in Japan.
Bravo Musik present top quality Olive C-20 harmonica from Suzuki in Japan.
Bravo Musik present top quality Suzuki Laptop Pongo LTB-1M from Suzuki in Japan.
Bravo Musik present top quality Music Pads MP-8 from Suzuki in Japan.
Bravo Musik present top quality portable cajon LTC-1G from Suzuki in Japan.
Bravo Musik present top quality Sound Block SB-8 from Suzuki in Japan.
Bravo Musik present top quality music instruments from Suzuki Japan.
Bravo Musik present top quality tone chimes from Suzuki in Japan.
Bravo musik presents the Suzuki Chromatic Harmonicas Sirius series S-48, S-56 and S-64
Bravo Musik Presents Suzuki Grégoire Maret signature Chromatic harmonica model in wood and steel
Bravo Musik presents the Suzuki SCX-48, SCX-56 and SCX-64 Chromatic Harmonicas models.
Bravo Musik & Suzuki Diatonic Blues harmonica. Folkmaster, HarpMaster MR-200, Blues Master MR-250.
Bravo Musik & Suzuki Blues harmonica. Hammond HA-20, Promaster MR-350 & Promaster MR-350V Velved