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The 1847 NOBLE the consequently enhanced development of the successful 1847 Blues models with stainless steel reeds.
new coverplates; matted stainless steel covers with side-vents (openings on both sides)
optimized sound projection and ...
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Seydel 1847 Nobel
I started with Lee Oskars and after I purchased my first Seydel session steel harmonica I never picked up a LO again. I have all the major session steel keys but when I purchased my first Nobel WOW is all I can say. The air tightness and the loud rich tone is off the charts IMO. I have blown out a couple of reeds but it was my playing style that caused this. Im in the process of getting all the major keys and D was my last purchase. The Silvers are great too I have a B flat and just love it and im working on getting keys F and G in the future. I have all the Nobels I want A , C , D . The quality remains long after the price is forgotten. Thanks Kaz
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Dan · September 11, 2025
Seydel 1847 noble
Better volume balance (more volume for high notes) than most harps. Stainless reeds require a bit more breath, but they sound good and have a reputation of lasting. I have a C, A and D. All are consistent and good harps.