C.A. Seydel Söhne Sampler C/G

Harmonica

Solo tuning in keys of C and G
Three full octaves in 2 keys, can be quickly switched over or locked via the slider
Half-valving, which means that important draw notes can be "bent down" using the bending technique
Full sound thanks to stainless steel reeds for dynamic playing and an easy sound response
Precision milled acrylic body
Air-tight, smooth slider
With an innovative locking device for the optional fixing of the slider in the pressed position
Ergonomic mouthpiece with round opening (silver plated) for lip-friendly playing
Variable slider application: When the slider is turned around, using the slider will result in a change of key (from C -> G to G -> C) - the mouthpiece must be removed

Further information

Tuning	C/G
Comb	Glass

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The criticism makes it difficult for me as a lover of CA Seydel S hne harmonica with steel reeds ...

Bernd598, 28.09.2013

I personally do not find the new "Samlpler" C / G of CA Seydel sons convincing. My buying-mood is gone for the samplers.

The optical of the "sampler" is simply beautiful to name! The response with steel tuning tongues is, of course, alright, even if more air is needed. The lips glide only over the mirror plate silver plated cover plate. Features are not so distinctive, my Chromonika-1 by Hohner, about 1928, in front of me, she still has clean clear tones ... The melody play on the "sampler" in the lower C / G major range, Sounds is stressful. It is probably due to the special construction of the chancellor corpus and the arrangement of the tongues in a narrow range. Am therefore very dissatisfied with the sound because Fa. CA Seydel it certainly better.

The fastener at the end of the slider requires an even stronger deflection for safe operation with the thumb, without fingernail loss. The processing of the CA Seydel sons is good, but the sound makes the music.

Unfortunately, my "fellow players" neglected the beautiful instrument first.

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