They are $59.95. If you don't like the orange comb, I sell them with black combs for $67. It is very similar to the old Silver Plus, which was $95, as I remember.
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Last Edited by on Apr 02, 2011 10:06 AM
I don't know and I've asked. On the price, Keep in mind it's an 1847 with a recessed comb. If I were pricing it, I'd price it around $75. The introductory thing is to get people into Steel reeds, which is the direction Seydel is headed with everything.
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Last Edited by on Apr 02, 2011 1:16 PM
It's the same reeds as the 1847s, same reedplate that was in the 1847 Silver Plus. you're talking about custom work, but not what you'd call a full level custom, right? That would be $95 total. Thanks David www.elkriverharmonicas.com ----------
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Last Edited by on Apr 03, 2011 12:41 PM
Hi folks, I just wanna let you know that I posted a new video where I play the Session Steel.
I hope you like it. And whoever met me on my trip from New Orleans - Memphis (23rd April - 09 May) can check this harp. I will carry them with me. Just let me know where we can met. Best place would be a jam session :-)
I got my first Session Steel last week, but that is a custom harp (Beta-harp by Ben Bouman) so I cannot tell anything about the o.o.t.b. version.
My Steel Beta is air tight, better than the normal Blues Session (I have two of them and they leak like a strainer). It's customized, therefore accurately pitched of course and good to play.
I only dislike the Session covers, but that's a personal thing. I just prefer the 1847 covers, in my mouth as well as in my hands.
