C.A. Seydel Söhne Session Low Antique E
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C.A. Seydel Söhne
Session Low Antique E
Product Info
Article Number:
224268
Brand:
C.A. Seydel Söhne
Model:
Session Low Antique E
Category:
Diatonic Harmonicas
Price:
$46.09
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Session Low Antique E is a fantastic entry point into Seydel’s Session series. It’s tuned to a low E, which gives it a really soulful, bluesy vibe, and the antique finish looks great. This harmonica is perfect for beginners wanting a richer tone and experienced players looking for a reliable, affordable low E option.
Product Description
- C.A. Seydel Söhne Session Low Antique E
- Session Low Antique Blues Harmonica
- Tuning: Low E
- Richter system
- Rounded plastic comb
- Reed plate made from brass
- Ergonomic covers for rounded sound
- Leather pouch and microfibre cleaning cloth included
PROS
- • Solid low E tuning ideal for blues and folk styles
- • Rounded covers deliver a warmer, more mellow tone than standard covers
- • Brass reed plates offer excellent responsiveness and projection
- • Plastic comb resists swelling and warping, improving durability
CONS
- • Rounded covers can slightly dampen higher register clarity
- • The antique finish may show wear and tear more quickly
- • Low E tuning limits versatility for cross-genre playing
Product Video
Key Features
Key
Low E
Holes
10
Reeds
10
Cover Material
Brass
Comb Material
Plastic
Weight
2.4 oz
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Frequently Asked Questions
Plastic resists moisture and temperature changes better than wood, leading to more consistent performance and longer lifespan, though it lacks some of the traditional wood's tonal complexity.
Yes, the antique finish is thinner and more susceptible to scratches and wear compared to standard Seydel covers – it's part of the aesthetic.
While a capable harmonica, the low E tuning makes it less versatile than a standard C harmonica for playing in a wide range of keys; you'll need to transpose.
