TBird
63 posts
Jul 19, 2014
8:36 PM
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I'm looking to add a Low F to my little collection of harmonicas. I'd like to try a Seydel because I've never played one. I was thinking of just picking up a Session Standard but curious if any Seydel fans out there think it'd be worth the extra money to check out a Solist Pro. Anything more expensive then that is to rich for my blood!
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
T.Bird
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SuperBee
2123 posts
Jul 19, 2014
8:44 PM
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Is the solist pro more exxy than the session?
I have a standard session low F and I'm using it a lot. I'd dare say my low F T-bird is a 'better' harp, but I'm not disappointed with the seydel. I retuned it to 'country' so I could better play jazz standards in 2nd position...
I have had solist pro harps, I dislike the covers but if you're clean shaven that won't be a problem. The session has a dark smooth tone, due to the full length covers I expect..
I think it's a value for $ product.
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didjcripey
776 posts
Jul 19, 2014
9:19 PM
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I've got a blues session in low D. One of my favourite harps; a pleasure to play.
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Lucky Lester
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Sarge
422 posts
Jul 20, 2014
10:00 AM
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I have several solist pro harps including a low F. I really like the solist pro.
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Wisdom does not always come with old age. Sometimes old age arrives alone.
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GMaj7
473 posts
Jul 20, 2014
6:34 PM
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I would suggest a little extra investment and have it half-valved. The PT style wind savers seem to really give the lower key harps a little more response and clarity in those harder draw bends.
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Greg Jones
16:23 Custom Harmonicas
greg@1623customharmonicas.com
1623customharmonicas.com
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mlefree
167 posts
Jul 23, 2014
10:27 AM
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+1 on the Solist Pro!
Michelle
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SilverWingLeather.com
email: mlefree@silverwingleather.com
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rainman
133 posts
Jul 23, 2014
12:24 PM
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I have a Session Steel in low D that's a great harp. I use it a lot more than my low f. Ron will send one to your door for $59.95.
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