C.A. SEYDEL SÖHNE Club Steel 31400 High G

Seydel Club Steel are octave harmonicas with a traditional ergonomic curve for optimal playing comfort. The holes of the harmonicas are, like those of the tremolo models, divided into two halves, with the slices of each pair tuned exactly an octave apart. This type of harmonica is mainly used in folk and folk music.

The body of the harmonica is made of ABS plastic material. The rounded covers, forty frets and all screws are made of stainless steel, the plates are made of pakfong. The harmonica is supplied in a case with a zip fastening.

Tradition of C. A. Seydel dates back to the mid-19th century, when, after the decline of mining in Saxony, brothers Johann Christian and Christian August Seydel decided to devote themselves to the manufacture of musical instruments. Their factory in Klingenthal soon became the leading manufacturer of harmonicas in Saxony and the surrounding area. Since then, the company has undergone a series of changes and transformations depending on the social and political environment, the most significant of which was the reunification of Germany, after which the nationalised company was returned to the family in 1991. The established brand has not disappeared from the world and continues to offer musical instruments of Made in Germany quality.