The Seydel 1847 Classic Wilde Minor is a stainless-reed harmonica specially tuned for playing fluent hard rock and blues rock in minor keys.
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Features and Use
Tuning layout eliminates the need for overblows and overdraws to reach the minor third and diminished fifth in the upper octave, replacing them with standard draw bends.
Holes one through five use standard Richter tuning, while holes six through eight replicate chambers two through four one octave higher.
Hole nine replicates hole two two octaves higher, and hole ten swaps the blow and draw notes to turn the high bend into a draw bend.
All thirds of the blow and draw chords are tuned one semi-tone lower than the major version (blow 2, 5, 6, 9; draw 3, 7).
Key labels represent the root note of the minor scale played in second position.
Construction and Materials
Moisture-proof, swelling-free maple comb sealed with multiple layers of food-safe finish.
Stainless steel reeds and rivets provide durable, fast tone response and a full, overtone-rich sound.
German silver reedplates are fine-cut for flat seating, tight tolerances, and minimal air loss.
Extra-strong 0.4mm stainless steel cover plates feature a brace-free, wide-open back for undampened sound projection.
Upper cover plate includes a custom Will Wilde logo.
Available Configurations
Keys: A Minor, C Minor, D Minor, E Minor, and G Minor
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