Lee Oskar Major Diatonic Reedplates G

Although Lee Oskar harmonica's are not the best sounding or easiest to play (by a long shot),
Lee Oskar harmonica's find their way into my gigging harp box for their cheap replacement parts, saving almost 50% on new harmonica's.
They last about the same time (hours being played) as all the others (no longer) around this price and always the same one reed that blows (sucks) out of tune as all the other make of harmonica's around this price.
We cannot change reed plates on stage when they go out of tune, so a second (set) harmonica's, ready plated is good to have. I did try a box of "cheapo's" for standby, but its so hard to adjust to a cheapo 1/2 way through a gig, sometimes a cheapo will sound better for a moment, but not for long, no matter how gentle I am with them, they turn dull sounding in little time, about one number if there's a drummer in the band..
The music pays for my harmonica's, but indirectly, the money is out of my pocket, hungry most of the time, musicians with any sense will find Thomann a good & reliable source of musical gear, at a good & sensible price, what ever your instrument