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Seydel Blues 1847 Classic D harmonica
Product Nr.:
10018895
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GPSR Information
Attention: This item is excluded from return/exchange.
Certain items are excluded for reasons of hygiene or copyright once their packaging has been opened and use cannot therefore be ruled out. These include in-ear headphones, reeds and tubes for wind instruments, software, books and other media. We are sure that you would like to receive a hygienically perfect product or a product that is not already registered - we therefore ask for your understanding.
Product information
The Seydel Blues 1847 Classic D is the first series produced Richter harmonica with stainless steel reeds, which ensure a full, loud and overtone-rich sound with an easy and fast tone response. By using stainless steel for reeds and rivets, the instrument guarantees tuning stability and lasting durability, even under extreme strain. The optimized flatness and minimal tolerances between reeds and reed plates, which are manufactured using fine-cutting technology, ensure extremely low air consumption when playing. Thanks to 160 years of experience in building harmonicas, the Seydel Blues 1847 Classic D combines attractive design and excellent playing characteristics, dense sonority and a long life. Seydel Blues 1847 Classic D harmonica:
- Country of origin: Germany
- Coverplate finishing: stainless steel
- Includes: Harmonica, Cleaning Cloth, Case
- Key: D
- Length: 10,0 cm
- Material Korpus: Maple wood
- Notice: Harmonicas are generally excluded from exchange for hygienic reasons!
- Number of reeds: 20
- Reed Material: stainless steel
- Reed plate material: Nickel silver
- Reed plate thickness: 1,0 mm
- Tuning: Major
About Seydel
Seydel harmonicas have been handcrafted in Klingenthal, Germany since 1847. Many artists worldwide trust the quality harmonicas from Saxony. At session you will find a large selection from the popular Blues Session to Session Steel and children's melodica.
