Re: [Harp-L] re: Seydel vs. OTC harps



I bought a Seydel Blues Solist Pro - in A - and it's the most responsive
10-hole diatonic [blues] harmonica I have ever had straight out of the box.
6-hole overblow is OK but the 4 and 5 holes are still giving me problems.
However, it plays so well otherwise I don't want to open it up and
potentially mess with it.

I intend to add to my Seydel stable when the time is appropriate with C, G,
D & F.  If my local music shops had them in their case I would have probably
already done so.

This Solist Pro makes me sneer at my old OTC [over the counter] Marine
Bands.  It's my favorite harp these days.

PEACE
Scott
Believe in Magic!
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To: "Jonathan Ross" <jross38@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 8:23 AM
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] re: Seydel vs. OTC harps


>
> > Even high-end harps like the new Suzuki Fire Breath, the Seydel 1847,
> > and the Hohner MB Deluxe are still stock instruments with regards to
> > the set-up.  While I have yet to try any..
> --In regard to thge MB Deluxe, I've bought some of them, all in
> C,D,A...I've found the quality of the set-up to vary...a couple of them
> were quite good; several of them weren't much better tha regular MBs.
> WVa Bob
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