Seydel Concerto Steel Octave Harmonica includes Free USA Shipping

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Our best Richter-tuned Octave Harmonica with 40 stainless steel reeds for folky music and melodies of any kind.

The CONCERTO STEEL is a high grade octave-tuned double-reed diatonic. The notes are aranged exactly like on a 10-hole diatonic (Richter tuning).

The compact design and the typical full sonoric octave sound makes the CONCERTO STEEL the ideal musical companion for events of all kinds - the ideal pocket orchestra for assertive melody and full chord playing.

The CONCERTO STEEL has a divided comb made of maintenance-free plastic and profits from the approved stainless steel reeds well known for durability and tuning stability.

Tuning stability is especially important for octave-tuned harmonicas where two reeds in one channel are either tuned exactly an octave apart. When drawing or blowing, the two reeds oscillate simultaneously, giving a full organ-like sound. Built-in windsavers (half-valving) minimize air loss, improve tone control and increase the overall volume while the playing pressure remains moderate.

  • 2 x 10 discrete holes 40 stainless steel reeds, half-valved
  • metallic green plastic double row comb (ABS) - 2 reeds (blow/draw) per hole
  • stainless steel coverplates
  • reed plates made of German Silver, 1mm
  • weight: 96g (3.4 Oz)
  • measures: 125 x 30 x 27mm (4.9, x 1.18 x 1.06 inches)

The CONCERTO STEEL comes in ten different keys and is the flagship from the SEYDEL STEEL OCTAVE series.

Tone table - CONCERTO STEEL

blow C4 E4 G4 C5 E5 G5 C6 E6 G6 C7
Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
draw D4 G4 B4 D5 F5 A5 B5 D6 F6 A6

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Jim McDonald
Seydel Concerto Steel Octave Harmonica

The Seydel Concerto Steel is the best playing octave harmonica I have ever played. For an octave harp it is very air tight and takes less breath than other octave harps. I have been playing harmonica for 61 years and can confidently say that the Seydel Concerto Steel is the best octave harmonica on the market today.