Easier hole 2 playing on plastic comb than wooden comb?

[Raven C]

I don't know it's just me or what. I had several hohner 270 and find the hole 2 difficult to play.
After switching it to Discovery 48, which has a plastic comb, the hole 2 can be played easier.
Then, I switch to Chrometta 12, the hole 2 has both powerful blowing and drawing sound.

According to what I encounter now, it seems plastic comb allows you to have a easier lower octave playing.
I don't have many wooden harmonica to test on, so maybe you guys know.

p.s. I also tried a hohner masterclass before and after changing to a plastic comb. The lower octave becomes easier to play after changing to plastic comb too.

[SlideMeister]

Nah, I hate wooden combs too, but I don't think you can make that charge stick. It's either your technique or the the harmonica (and considering what you said about your other harmonicas; I strongly suspect the latter )

@ge

[Gustavo Casado]

I´ve an old Hering 64 wooden comb; I like its sweet sound and no find difference to play with my others plastic comb harmonicas.

[Raven C]

Maybe my reed plate doesn't stick tightly with the wooden comb.
Never mind, just want to confirm what I suspect was right.
It seems it's just my harmonica.