Saxony fan club

[Edward Brock]

I sent the five over with a couple of my boys. (It's hard to get good help anymore)

you sed "He made me an offer I couldn't refuse"  Remember, to say that right, you gotta put a radiator clamp around your neck, and tighten it up pretty good.

I shall remain hopeful.

[Gene Oh]

I have a Saxony C (Orchestra tuning) and two Deluxe Steel C (Orchestra tuning and Standard tuning). I prefer Saxony Orchestra to the other two.

Cheers,
Gene

[Rich35]

  Hi seydell fans
 Question if You can have 1 which model would You get and why ?
 I have a trusty Suzuki 48 , several Eastops 48 and 64 ,and a hohner 64 and the new 48 chromatic ,and1 swan 48 , I have the ich for another so I am leaning towards  a
 Seydell
 Thanks for any info
 Rich

[servus]

I like my Symphony 48 orchestra tuning. It's airtight, has steel reeds, a magnetic slide which is easily  removable for cleaning. Moreover, the covers come off individually. In my opinion, it also has a sweet sound. There are some Gregg Jones Videos on YouTube.

              PJ

[Age]

I got three or four extra 12 holers that I'll probably end up giving to my nephews or some relatives in Hungary that are interested in playing a Chrombo.

[Vale]

I have a Saxony 48 and a Deluxe Steel 48, both Orchestra tuned. Love them, particularly the Saxony. Nice sound. The newly acquired Lyra is my current go to harp, but I love the Orchestra tuning of the Seydel, for those extra low notes.

[Age]

Yeah, I have a MeisterKlasse, a Chrometta 14, a stinkin little Chrometta 10, and a Suzi SCX that are all "Orchestra," but I'm so used to "standard" that Orchestra still kinda confuses me. IOW, I can't just take off and play in "total abandon." 

Ha Ha! "Total Abandon" sounds like a good name for the kind of Free Jazz number, that makes me wanna jump offa bridge.