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jiceblues
341 posts
Dec 13, 2014
5:24 AM
You can put Seydel 1847 covers on your Lee Oskar .
You have better "slide" and comfort for your lips , and the tone is good .
I suppose many of you are aware of that .
KingoBad
1574 posts
Dec 13, 2014
6:00 AM
Kind of like putting a dress on a pig...

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Danny
jiceblues
343 posts
Dec 13, 2014
6:52 AM
Kingobad , i suppose you don't like Lee Oskars , but some people do .
KingoBad
1575 posts
Dec 13, 2014
8:07 AM
They wouldn't sell as many as they do if people didn't...

Just having some fun... But I do not like them Sam I am...
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Danny
kham
15 posts
Dec 13, 2014
8:55 AM
Is there other covers I can put on Lee Oskars? I never have liked green eggs and ham, but maybe with different covers I could try them anew!
Thievin' Heathen
443 posts
Dec 13, 2014
10:14 AM
With a drill press and a Dremel Moto Tool an astounding amount of harmonica parts become interchangeable. Suzuki reed plates on Marine Band combs turn out reel nice. The Hohner shop is clearing out a bunch of Pre-MS Meisterklasse reed plates which are only a couple of holes away from fitting Marine Band combs. These turn out reel nice also. See ebay.

Lee Oskars are a bit the red headed step child, because they are slightly bigger everywhere, but you can get big improvements with a little bit of work.

Of course, the Suzuki Manji rendered all this do-it-yourself customizing virtually pointless, but they came along too late for me.

Proceed with caution Jice. I don't think anyone has found a cure yet.


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