Will Wilde Tuned Harmonica Review

Will Wilde Tuned Harmonica Review
The Wilde tuned harmonica is a Seydel harp designed for playing blues rock mostly in 2nd position. All the draw notes allow for bends. In this review I look at its layout and also suggest other music styles it could be suitable for.
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[@swirljet4245]

You explain in well, thanks mate.
Will is a fantastic player and seems a great guy......
Thanks

[@normanmundy2565]

Hi Nick. I’ve got a Will Wilde tuned seydel in c Haven’t been able to nut out what to do with it. Thanks for giving me a lesson on what you Can do with it Hope you give us a lesson in the future on how to play a tune .keep up the good work always like your lessons. Warm Regards Norm Western Australia

[@swirljet4245]

Yeah! I'm a bit slow on the uptake. Would like to hear a song you can't play on a normal harp then played on WILD HARP.... Would explain it to me.... 😩

[@landztranz]

Loved John Henry!

[@a3xloser]

i would like to see you review the minor tuned Bruce

[@HarmonicaForTheSoul]

Sure thing, I'll have to play with it a lot more yet to understand it properly.

[@iamian7226]

I just have to mention the Larkin Poe Tee, their song Mad As a Hatter and cover of knights in White Satin were amazing, kudos for your taste sir 👏

[@HarmonicaForTheSoul]

Yes, they're a cool band. The shirt is a souvineer from when I supported them in 2019 when they played in my town.

[@jupitor919]

What is the difference in the two wild tune harmonica the one with the orange comb and the one with the Woodcomb? The orange comb is less expensive I know But is it just as good?

[@HarmonicaForTheSoul]

I like both. Out of the box, I think the 1847 is a bit more airtight and responsive. Both have the same reed plates. The 1847 has slightly wider holes on the comb, which are curved, and the cover plates are different. I find it hard to compare both harps based on price because people could debate all day if the 1847 is worth the extra money. I could imagine some people might prefer the session steel. If you have the money try both. If you're on a budget session steel is fine. Personally, I don't think there's a lot of difference but some people might disagree.

[@eduardogomesvieira8397]

😍🤙🤙❤😍😍🤙

[@or1227]

What key is that?

[@HarmonicaForTheSoul]

A

[@digitalsublime]

lots of bins mate