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"One of my favorites", I own and use many chromatic harmonicas including the big Hohner 64 Chromonica, 12 hole Super Chromonica, and original 10 hole Chromonica. I also own the CX. This little harp has the same quality reed plates as the other Hohner instruments. The difference is in the unique plastic comb and thin cover plates which give it a distinctive sound quality that some people like and some people don't. I'm one of those who like it. It's good points in my opinion: It's small -- I can cup it easily like my old Marine Band diatonic and carry it anywhere in my pocket. Same is true for the 10 hole Chromonica. But the Chrometta is more comfortable to hold than the Chromonica. The Chrometta is easy to clean -- being plastic, I just soak it a minute or two in a glass of water, then gently drain it and blow the moisture out (again gently so as not to damage valves). Can't do that with wood comb harps. On the down side -- the Chrometta's slide is not tight enough; and I prefer a straight-tuned chromatic -- there's too much travel required in the cross-tuned ones like the Chrometta and CX. The Chrometta is not as loud as the Chromonica and the CX. And none of the all plastic instruments (CX at the top of the line and Chrometta at the bottom) seems as bright in tone as the Chromonicas are.