C.A. Seydel Söhne Session Antique A
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C.A. Seydel Söhne
Session Antique A
Product Info
Article Number:
224286
Brand:
C.A. Seydel Söhne
Model:
Session Antique A
Category:
Diatonic Harmonicas
Price:
$46.09
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Session Antique A is a fantastic entry point into Seydel’s higher-end harmonicas. The antique finish gives it a lovely, broken-in feel and a richer tone than their standard models, making it ideal for blues, folk, and roots players looking for a reliable and affordable instrument.
Product Description
- C.A. Seydel Söhne Session Antique A
- Harmonica
- Tuning: A
- "Session Antique Blues" model
- Richter system
- Reed plate made from brass
- Rounded plastic comb
- Ergonomic covers for round sound
- Leather bag and microfibre cleaning cloth included
PROS
- • Antique finish provides a warm, complex tone immediately.
- • Brass reed plates offer excellent responsiveness and projection.
- • Rounded covers minimize breath support and encourage comfortable playing.
- • Included accessories – bag and cloth – are a thoughtful bonus.
CONS
- • Plastic comb can retain moisture more than wood, affecting longevity.
- • A tuning limits versatility for cross-harp or non-blues styles.
- • Antique finish, while attractive, can be prone to scratches.
Product Video
Key Features
Key
A
Holes
10
Reeds
20
Cover Material
Brass
Comb Material
Plastic
Weight
Approximately 75g
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Frequently Asked Questions
The antique finish alters the metal’s surface, creating subtle harmonic overtones and a warmer, more mellow tone – it’s not a massive change, but noticeable.
Yes, the plastic comb is quite robust; however, it’s more susceptible to moisture retention than wood, so regular cleaning is recommended.
The Seydel has a slightly more mellow, complex tone, while the Hohner is brighter and more direct; the Seydel's covers also provide a more rounded, comfortable feel.
