PT Gazell Half-Valved Seydel 1847 Silver Harmonica

PT Gazell Half-Valved

Seydel 1847 Silver Harmonica

PT Gazell is an amazing player who has developed a method of playing chromatically on the diatonic. He used half-valving to achieve both blow and draw bends on holes where they are not normally possible.

The 1847 SILVER is a corrosion-free Richter-diatonic harmonica with stainless steel reeds, a solid poly comb, and an opened back for greater volume. The 1847 SILVER impresses by its unprecedented visual appearance but also by new technical features.

Features:

•besides the reeds and the rivets the cover plates and reedplate screws are made of Stainless Steel

• reedplates made of non-corrosive German Silver with half-valved reeds

• solid polymer comb

Well known features of the 1847 CLASSIC were transferred to the 1847 Silver:

• less air-loss due to fine-cut reedplates - optimised flatness and extremely small tolerances between reed and reedplate

• beard- and lip-friendly coverplates with rounded edges without any cuts at the mouthpiece

• the overtone-rich sound can spread out unhindered - covers opened wide at the back and crimped and therefore a good stability and rounded edges

And the sound of the 1847 SILVER?

Try to find out if you like it even better than the sound of the 1847 CLASSIC!