Harmonica Comparision: Seydel 1847, Hohner Marine Band Crossover, Suzuki M-20 Manji, Dabell Noble

Riccardo Grosso - in partnership with Harp Elite - tests and compares four of the top-notch harmonicas on the market: Seydel 1847 Classic, Hohner Marine Band Crossover, Suzuki M-20 Manji and the new Dabell Noble.
For info about harmonicas and to buy them:
- Seydel 1847 Classic: bit.ly/seydel1847
- Hohner Marine Band Crossover: bit.ly/marinebandcrossover
- Suzuki M-20 Manji: bit.ly/suzukimanji
- Dabell Noble: bit.ly/dabellnoble
www.riccardogrosso.com | www.rgband.com | www.harpelite.com

[@alwinpardi8218]

I've listened to all four of them 5 times over and over again, the crossover sounds so free.. the most mature tone, the best of the four

[@RiccardoGrosso]

You should consider the price and the assistance as well. Hohner is expensive for what they give you, but that's my opinion today. If I have to choose I'd go to 1847 as top-notch harmonica and Dabell Noble if I'm seeking for a lower priced one. Thanks for watching!

[@MeteCanKarahasan]

They don't sell DaBells and Seydels in Türkiye. I think for what you pay for, DaBell is both crisp and loud.

[@robertcaribou1626]

They all sound very good to me, I like the Seydel, it sound good, I like the crossover, the way you can make certain effect with it, the manji is similar to the dabel noble, maybe the dabell sound a bit warmer. For the price right now on harp elite with the launch offer Dabell Noble is really the best choice in price/money/quality (it also looks very nice on top of that). You pay 37€ euros for a top instrument, it's really excellent. Maybe when the price rise a little bit more you can hesitate with hohner or suzuki, but I think Seydel is in a price category of it's own that won't be appealing to newcomer, despite it being a good instrument with relatively cheap replacement parts, it's more expensive on first purchase. For me Dabell is the way to go right now.

[@jimmysambuca]

Grazie Riccardo a te e Harpe Elite !

[@wagneralvesmorais2080]

DaBell is a fantastic blues harmonica

[@RiccardoGrosso]

Yes, it is

[@TheRossocrociato]

Grazie per i consigli

[@armandobrancato5918]

Bravo complimenti

[@semharp]

Bella recensione ! complimenti Riccardo!!

[@RiccardoGrosso]

Evviva 😊

[@albertotripolini8781]

Grazie Riccardo!!!! Sempre prezioso

[@RiccardoGrosso]

grazie Alberto!! :)

[@giuseppeantoniotasselli9136]

Molto bravo

[@RiccardoGrosso]

Ciao Giuseppe, grazie

[@pierangelofina6929]

ciao, innanzitutto bel video, dopo andrò a vedere anche quello su come pulire l armonica che ho intravisto nel tuo canale, ultimamente mi sono interessando alle armoniche, premetto che non so suonarla ma vorrei imparare , sapresti consigliarmi un'armonica per iniziare che non sia un tappo da suonare , ho visto la hohner special 20 la consigli? o trovo di meglio allo stesso prezzo?

[@RiccardoGrosso]

Ciao, grazie per i tuoi commenti! Prendi la Special 20, non sbagli ed è super per chi inizia e per i professionisti! Se vuoi visita www.riccardogrosso.com per altri suggerimenti e lezioni

[@flafla5922]

Ciao bel video quale mi suggerisci per del buon country?

[@RiccardoGrosso]

Ciao, non fa alcuna differenza. L'armonica è uno strumento per suonare qualsiasi genere, quindi prendi quella che pensi sia più adatta a te.

[@jihoonkim9945]

Dove posso comprare dabell noble?

[@RiccardoGrosso]

Harpelite.com

[@jihoonkim9945]

@@RiccardoGrosso grazie Riccardo, ho comprato Bb e Ab

[@RiccardoGrosso]

@@jihoonkim9945 visita www.bottegaarmonica.com fammi sapere

[@oscardarrell83]

I like the 1847 Seydel Classic. Thicker. But the Crossover sounds great too. Suzuki Manji is good but i dont like cuz it sounds flat and not really dinamic. Dabell Noble is almost similar to Crossover.

[@RiccardoGrosso]

As we are speaking, because a musician is always evolving, I'm all for Seydel 1847. They are the best overall and totally made in Germany. Dabell showed some poor quality control over the years (splinters on the wooden comb, stuck reeds etc...) and I'm not using them anymore.

[@oscardarrell83]

@@RiccardoGrosso Yeap..anyway, you are amazing harmonicist Sir! Actually i am a very beginner although i knew harmonica for years but never played it until two weeks ago i moved into harmonica from electric guitar guy. I too play Seydel. Great review as always.

[@RiccardoGrosso]

​@@oscardarrell83you are really kind, sir! Check www.rgband.com for my band and www.riccardogrosso.com for articles and suggestions about harmonica. It's in Italian but you can easily Google translate it... And if you need help, lessons or are curious about something you think I may able to answer to, don't be shy and ask!

[@oscardarrell83]

@@RiccardoGrosso Yeap..i will go to the sites. Thank you.