SeydelBlues Noble 1847 Harmonica B

I love the Seydel Blues Noble 1847's cool look and heavier weight (feels more substantial). I also love its excellent playability, including a player-friendly 2-draw. For serious players, I think it's worth the extra cost over the Seydel Blues Silver 1847 (white comb vs. black for the Noble) and the Hohner Crossover (my other 2 favorite harps at this point). The latter are both more playable for me than the Seydel Session Steel, Hohner Special 20, Marine Band, & Golden Melody, though I have some Special 20's I like pretty well too.

Simply the best! I played many diatonic harmonicas over the years. This is without question the best made best sounding ten hole I have ever played. This is the top of the line. I can't tell you how many Hohner harmonicas I have thrown away as they wear out or they leak or the comb rots or warps. This is a true instrument that is built to be used for a life time. I am slowly switching all my current diatonic harmonicas to Seydel Nobels. You should consider and you will not be sorry. Once you open the box fell the hefty weight see every thing made of stainless steel find how responsive the reeds are......you will know you have found a true instrument.