THE BEST HARMONICA FOR BLUES?

[@willharmonicawilde]

MY LATEST SINGLE: "Blues Is Still Alive" (feat. Walter Trout): open.spotify.com/album/3O6B52e8n83PbZAU8CkSWS?si=HqrdsruzTkakNCxAvV7rsw TOUR DATES: 6th Dec 2024 - Friday Night Blues Club, Reading 8th December 2024 - Bournemouth Blues Weekend 1st March 2025 - Blues At Barleylands, Billericay 4th March 2025 - 100 CLUB LONDON, OFFICIAL ALBUM LAUNCH SHOW 5th March 2025 - Guildhall Studio, Portsmouth 6th March 2025 - Eel Pie Club, Twickenham 7th March 2025 - Library Theatre, Leighton Buzzard 13th March 2025 - Login Lounge, Camberley 15th March 2025 - Coolham Live Music Club, West Sussex 21st March 2025 - The Carlisle, Hastings 2nd April 2025 - Bjørgvin Blues Klubb, Bergen, Norway 3rd April 2025 - Haugesund Blues Club, Haugesund, Norway 4th April 2025 - Blueslaget Lokst utøve, Odda, Norway 22nd April 2025 - Tuesday Night Music Club, Coulsdon 23rd April 2025 - Temperance, Leamington Spa 24th April 2025 - The Tree House, Frome 25th April 2025 - The Bear Club, Luton 9th May 2025 - Emsworth Live Music Club, Emsworth 10th May 2025 - Kwadendamme Blues Fest, Netherlands 16th May 2025 - Crookham Memorial Hall, Crookham 5th July 2025 - Bird In Hand, Fareham 22nd August 2025 - Blues In The Garden, Darmanesti, Romania SEPT-OCT Germany Tour - Dates TBC 30th October 2025 - Teignmouth Blues, Teignmouth 20th November 2025 - Hanger Farm Arts, Cotton More dates being added all the time, follow me on Bandsintown to find out when we're playing near you: www.bandsintown.com/a/3002342-will-wilde

[@arslongavitabrevis9032]

You can play a Zippo lighter and it will sound awesome. You are simply a master.

[@mikepartridge3138]

Will Wilde makes a £3.50 harp sound like a £100 one, whereas I can do it the other way round!

[@willharmonicawilde]

Lol!

[@George.Andrews.]

Haha. Still an accomplishment of sorts.

[@abbasghasemi757]

لعنتی واقعیت را گفتی😂

[@markstaley5714]

Me to

[@DG-um3hs]

😂😂😂

[@christophernunez6802]

I used to live in Huntington Beach, CA and Walter Trout used to regularly play at a dive bar called Perqs. Me and my navy buddy (who taught me how to play guitar) would stand in the middle of the dance floor, high as hell, our eyes glued to his fretboard watching the wizardry (volume swells and all) unfold. Some of the best days of our lives.

[@harpgrinder3149]

His comments on being at a certain level of proficiency to feel/understand the benefits of customized harps are spot on. My very good buddy is a top shelf customizer (does Rod Piazza's, Harman rip, Billy Watson, Johnny Mastro, Tom Richmond,etc), so I get all my customized harps very cheap and can afford to experiment with any harp I want. I even have a customized Low F Thunderbird with a Zajak comb. I don't care what comb the harp has, I'll play it if it's in tune. Once you get a customized harp, it'll last longer, play better, and stay in tune longer BUT once you're at that level to understand it. A tuned harp drawing 3-7, 4-8, 5-9, or 6-10 octaves will flutter with precision. And that makes me wanna play. Happy Harpin!

[@jprice276]

Will Wilde - your harp skills are astonishing, inspirational,and second to none in my honest opinion. You’re fucking legendary!

[@willharmonicawilde]

Thank you!

[@allenhawker3911]

Yes he is legendary I agree. The first time I saw him playing in one of his videos I couldn’t believe my ears. I had no idea a harmonica could be played like that. Will is like the Jimi Hendrix of the harp. Totally unbelievable.

[@allenhawker3911]

I’m a beginner at age 56. If I can at least play a sixteenth as good as him someday I’ll be happy. Even 1/32

[@joepalermo3836]

I just ordered the seydel 1847 silver in low C ! Been years since I played the mouth harp but since I’m retired now I can spend more time doin blues !

[@joshuahermanson341]

I have C keys for Hohner Marine Band, Special 20, Blues Harp, Golden Melody, Crossover, and East Top. My favored harps though are Lee Oskars, and I have a range of keys for them.

[@Krispy1011]

Very good comparisons - simply one of the best - Thx

[@HarpGuitarDrumGuy]

So cool to see you perform twice at the SPAH conference in St. Louis, Will. Wow! You inspire me 🙏🎵

[@bixby9797]

Fantastic. Playing two side by side you can really hear the difference which you point out.

[@Grumpy_old_git-73]

I've just started playing an 1847 classic after playing Hohner harps exclusively for the past 30 years. I love both but I'm slightly preferring the Seydel now :)

[@sheunglok8712]

Thanks

[@tonyreaux.logcabinstudio7745]

Yes me too, Hohner for the last 30+ yrs, I’ve got to try these 1847’s Seydels…. Thanks master was a really good video. Tony Nashville

[@tallpaulmagic]

Great video. Thank you. The best harp is the one you play. The one you enjoy playing.

[@TCS_Aquatics]

I remember getting my first Special 20 and Marine Band after playing and learning on the $8.00 Fender harp I got with Musician’s Friend rewards. I love that with harmonica playing your technique and musicality really shine over your equipment to a huge degree.

[@BENfromSUNDIAL]

I finally got a Lee Oskar and my playing is instantly better than on my Hohners or Suzukis, which inspires me to try for the same sound from them. Really impressed with the Fender Blues Deluxe. For a third the price, they seem like a pretty great way for a beginner to collect all keys. Most at that price are only in C.

[@harvendarbains3864]

Thank you for this video. It says a lot about an endorsed artist and the company they endorse when they acknowledge that others may also make a good product - thanks for being genuine!

[@G.Abongee]

Thanks Will for this video; its very informative. This year I switch from Hohner to Seydel, the main reason was because Hohner reeds tend to break even though playing soft and taking care of them. So in the long run it can become a money issue is you are learning to play harmonica seriously. When started to play Seydel it to me a while to getting use too them. Now I prefer Seydel over Hohner; I feel that the tone is better, no raspy sounds, clearer notes (sound more defined). And like you said they don’t get out of tune. And the reeds don’t break. I feel with Seydel ratio price vs quality of the instrument is fair; not the same with Hohnner. Once again thank you for this video a liked it a lot!!

[@nicholasrichardson2330]

Do all Seydel harps have steel reedsI’ve a number of Hohner Marine Band Deluxe, Crossovers and Lee Oscars. I’ve one Seydel steel…. So far…, I don’t like it much. May just take getting used to.

[@nicholasrichardson2330]

I had the Suzuki harp, identical to the one you demo’d. It went out of tune VERY quickly, despite of being well cared for and not stressed. I primarily play Neil Young, etc. ,not doing much in the way of overblows. While I liked its tone, to fall out of tune after only a few plays was a total waste of money. Very disappointed.

[@anthonychiara1200]

I have played hohner harps for years and never had the reeds break.I think it's a matter of personal preference,depends on what sound you like best and go for it.

[@JokerJim23]

I have about 10 harmonica's. From Special 20's , through Marine Bands , Golden Melodies to Seydel Sessions. I just love harmonica and listening to great players. Lots of styles Jazz/Funk/Classical/Traditional/Blues/Country etc,etc. Your some player Will, that's for sure. So my harp journey is on going , if I can learn from the greats and you guy's & girl's that are doing it today, then I'll be happy to keep "Harpin" around. Thanks Will 🙏 👏👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😁👍

[@Laurentsig]

very interesting comparison. But if you want a harmonica specially designed for overblows, I can only recommend the Arkia harmonicas...

[@strayferal]

Great review! From what I hear - also the better models produce a ringy sound when you stop playing, as the reeds continue to vibrate a bit, which you can't hear on the cheap models. Also - it sounds a bit incomplete if you don't demo Marine Band and one of the Lee Oskar harmonicas - after all he's the other major seller, besides Hohner and Seydel nowadays. I don't have experience with his products, but met him few years ago - very nice guy.

[@davidheron6853]

Stumbled across this video today, I appreciate your expertise and your willingness to share what you have learned. I am enrolled in your 3 week harp course as I am sending this msg and have learned a tremendous amount from you! Cant thank you enough!!! Rock on my friend!!!

[@WarrenFloyd-xr2js]

I still have a hohner special 20,c, love it,and have worn the crome down so far it shows yellow 😎👍🎵🎶

[@patrikduller8449]

You know that this is nothing new to me, but it's always good to hear you playing. Thanks, Will!😎

[@willharmonicawilde]

Cheers Patrik!

[@vvoof2601]

You're the type of guy that loves the smell of their own farts.

[@amoslothian183]

Great video Sir! LMHO You do tricks as well... the "Harmonica Finger Twirl" @ 4:09 & 4:19😀😀

[@bobsyeruncle4841]

Nice one Will good info straight from the hip.

[@brianwalker1933]

I've been playing the harmonica since l was 7yo (now 70yo.) and l wholeheartedly agree with you 100%. I'm one of your 'many subscribers' and l greatly admire your harmonica playing. I think you're fantastic. I love your style of playing and listening to your channel l have learnt so much from you, which has made me a much better player, thank you. Watching from Australia. 😊👍👍

[@danmarchuk3617]

For my playing style, (a lot of first position and at a 45 degree angle), the Kongsheng Mars1 and Mars2 are my choice. ...round holes that sit deeper into your mouth, so smooth your hands roll across it. My top notes don't sound so shrill... The Mars1 plastic comb gives your the sense of playing a guitar with nylon strings, while the Mars2 gives you a nice brass peal with its chambered aluminum comb. To me, breath control is important and these allow me the most. Most ship requiring no modifications, but of course knowing how to easily gap a 3, or 2, or lowering a blow 3, gives me an amazing airtight instrument that's a joy to play.

[@tonygee19641]

Thank you Sir.... Great info for harp player's ✌🏾

[@danielricher4875]

Very professionnel very humble no fake. Your a real model Will. I would like you to say something about toots theilemans. Tanks

[@glyph2011]

I purchased the honer special 20 in C about 2 years ago. I really need to pick it up again. I arrived here via your free bird video. Jaw dropping. It’s given me the impetus to dust off the honer. 👍👍👍

[@garyraney7760]

Wait till you get yourself a Special 20 in the key of G.After playing it the first time,you will never give it a chance to collect dust !!!

[@jeemalsoknownasjimhawkins1294]

Will: As a total novice to harmonica, but someone who owns both Seydel (1847 & Lightning) and Hohner Rocket Amps, I can tell you that the Rocket Amp is much easier for me to bend notes on than the Seydel. The Seydels make very clear, precise notes, as does the Rocket Amp, but those steel reeds are really hard to bend when you are just learning. When I got the Rocket Amp, I was able to bend notes within five minutes of taking them out of the box. Which do I prefer? Both! And one day I want to get some of your Wilde Tuned Seydels when I get better at playing. Great video! Cheers.

[@richardpierce7168]

Being easy to bend means they won't last as long. If your just learning ?ight want to get Special 20s.

[@WV_Mtn_Lily]

Great video, as usual, Will! You could wrap a piece of paper over a comb & make it sound original! Always looking forward to the next video! Hope you & your family have a blessed time over the holiday season! 🥂

[@suitecutsbydaveupshur842]

Thanks for all this info, I’m new to this and love watching your material my brother. Thanks 💪🏾

[@willharmonicawilde]

Thanks a lot, welcome to the channel!

[@BryanDenham]

i enjoy your music . my dad listened to Charlie Musselwhite a lot when i was young ,he could play along really well and you remind me a lot of that sound . thank you for sharing .

[@davehildebrand38]

I play a range of hohners. Special 20's, blues harps, and marine bands. Got every key with some of the flats. I like hohners. They sound good and are readily available in the US music stores. The point is you need all of them to be effective as a harmonica player. Not just a "g" or "c"... Especially when playing cross harp style

[@michaelcaffery5038]

What do you think about the Big River Harps? It seems to me Hohner have been changing the alloy or temper of their reeds on Big River Harps and Marine Bands and now instead of them tending to go flat in time, they go sharp. Have you noticed the same? Maybe in the U.S they are made there under licence rather than Germany in Europe?

[@HarryFlashmanVC]

Got one of your rock tuned Seydels.. I need to collect a set, love the tuning

[@tonyborzumato8510]

Hi Will. First off, your playing is amazing... blows me away with every note. I'm an "intermediate" harp player (mostly southern & classic rock, with some country & light blues thrown in) who has been playing for about 4 years (not counting the pandemic year and recently, since I moved to Tennessee and had to find new people to jam with). I started out with Hohner Blues harps (wood comb), and while they played well, I found that every single one had a sharp edge on the upper reed plate, and had a propensity for slicing my lips & tongue. Some quick work with a jeweler's file remedied that, but it was an annoyance. I tried some Marine Band (also Hohner) harps, but the reeds seemed to fail more quickly than the Blues Harp reeds did. Then I moved on to the Special 20s, and they didn't have the sharpness problem, sounded great, and the comb didn't shrink or swell. I was still going through reeds though. Finally, I discovered the Suzuki/Hammond harps, with aluminum combs. A little heavier in weight, and requiring more air, but I found that the reeds did not fatigue nearly as quickly as the Hohners. Regardless of model, they all sounded fine (especially when just broken in), but the Hammonds remain my favorite. It's sometimes difficult to find them in the less common keys (mostly flats & sharps), so I still have some Hohner's in my gig bag, but I change them out when needed, with the Suzuki/Hammonds, if I can find them. That's my 2 cents worth. Again, love your stuff. Keep posting!

[@carlucci63]

Surprised you didn't cover Lee Oskars. I have a whole set and love them! 🙂

[@kilgoretrout6136]

So do i

[@Stewharp]

Great video. Very helpful, thanks Will 🎶

[@webingerphoto49]

Thank you Will for this very informative harmonica video! I will check out your tutorials on how to play that harp!

[@swedenharmonica2076]

Good info

[@Almarock-yd8kx]

Good video .salutes from Colombia

[@TomAitken-y7i]

I use Hohner rockets and rocket lows. Pricey but once you try them there’s no going back.

[@tobiasz6613]

In a nutshell, they're all the same but different. Nice video. I perhaps think people thinking about starting (e.g. me) are trying to figure out what would be best before stumping up some cash when they won't really know until they dive in what is going to work for them.

[@lybardhoppe6961]

I realize there are other harps you couldn't get to but was surprised no Marine Band. Anyway, one probably not too many people know about are Yonbergs, made in France. They are totally unique in design, look and sound great though I have had some out of the box that weren't as responsive as I like. I'd still like to try your Wilde tuned harps. And maybe Brendon Power's tunings.

[@lastmanstanding5423]

7:54 - hahahaha... yes indeed. My first harp was Hohner Blues Harp in Bb. And I bought it because it said "Blues Harp" on it. LOOL Excellent harmonica... I still have it ~15 years later. I don't play it much anymore but it still sounds great when I do pick it up.

[@pgvalenzuela]

Thanks, quite helpful. Always been a Hohner player and when I decided to give Seydel a try, I have made the mistake apparently of going with the Session Steel, which was not responsive enough, even on a D harp.

[@willharmonicawilde]

The 1847's are much better

[@LIi11i0o]

I was wanting the Seidel and after watching your video I am going to pull the trigger on it. I just love that a) it’s German b) handmade and c) they’re the oldest manufacturer of harmonicas. Definitely a nerd for those details and backstories 😆

[@willharmonicawilde]

The 1847 is a great harp

[@norfolknwhey4787]

The best harmonica for blues, is the brand/model that you can carry with you at all times, and one that you’ll be compelled to practice on the days you don’t really feel like it. For me, it’s these: Cheap: Fender deluxe (w/reed gapping) Easttop 008k Kongsheng amazing 20 Better: Special 20, LO, blues steel Best: Rocket, Seydel 1847(favorite), Crossover After many attempts at finding the perfect harp, I’ve realized… The secret isn’t the harmonica, it’s the person holding it! Also, learning to adjust reed gaps and flattening the reed plate is huge. With a little bit of know how, anyone can make a cheap Easttop play like a much more expensive Hohner.

[@bigsanharmonica180]

Very good playing... Sorry i wanted to say ..the bending is outstanding

[@stilesthissell]

Thanks for the video dude!

[@stuffnuns]

One of the most radically different feeling harps are the Hohner Golden Melody and the Seydel 1847, but those are the 2 harps in my setup. I like that they are so different in their feel. The GM’s are really good for gentler playing. The Seydels have a bigger low end and are great for harder playing. . .but, not too hard - on any harp, unless ya wanna keep replacing reed plates.

[@frankmccracken1160]

I play East top 008 and love it

[@geromemcguire8566]

The first time I recognized you, was in that incredible "Free Bird Solo" video and I thought, you were an american. But then, I heared you talking and I was surprised, that you are an english guy :) I like that so much! Keep up the good work mate :)

[@vvoof2601]

They said basically the same thing about led zeppelin.

[@allenhawker3911]

@@vvoof2601 Lol! Very true!

[@BlackSheepTruthMedia]

awsum brother thanksss

[@BlackSheepTruthMedia]

im really liking the golden melody comfy and responsive

[@dchurch911]

Great coverage of an age old debate. I love the pros/cons and demonstration. The arguments seem to stem from playing style. I don't expect a player like Mark Hummel to have a use for puckering. I do feel like lacking some degree of blocking skills is a matter of "missing out", like not having bends or overblows... This is another excellent WW video. It's nice to hear the simple approach of keeping learning fun! Are we cheating by having this type of expert instruction at our finger tips?

[@Mueleski]

Thanks Will, never played a Seydel harp before, but if I buy another harp, I might try one. Anyway, I think you would make a plastic party favor harp sound good. Like you said, some harps might be set up better than others, but in the end, it's the guy or gal playing it that really makes the difference.

[@TonyMartin-on6yk]

Sounding Amazing

[@iga279]

great comparison; Thank you Will !

[@willharmonicawilde]

Glad you liked it!

[@tomasrosenberg3430]

Great playin' :)

[@starckwest6358]

Very helpfull thks

[@adamcarmichael4583]

hey there bro nice to find your channel yesterday:) i started playing around on a $3 harp from a cheap shop had it for years and worn out the reeds lol but i started copying techno songs and violin awesome fun. Thanks for your time :)

[@guitarandknivesetc4219]

best blues harp player. so good to listen to your playing!

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

I'd really like to learn how to tune my harps. Especially to make them more airtight. I have a Hohner Blues Harp that is so leaky, I hate to play it. I'd like to use this one to learn how to tune. Any improvement would be obvious to me.

[@landztranz]

I love your candor!

[@WilliamSaadGuitar]

Great video. Thank you!

[@99crossy]

Whin I first started around 15 years ago or may I a bit less I bough a Suzuki ‘pure breath’ MR550 I think it was called. Rosewood comb and plates. Described as a ‘warm and breathy sound’. But it sounded really bright to me. A lovely tactile thing though.

[@wcolejohnston]

Will, no Lee Oscars? No Marine band? You are a master no question. But personally I find the greatest difference is the comb material. Wood is always leaky, plastic good except on the cheapest harps and I own a Suzuki with an aluminum comb. Excellent. Any Lee Oscar plus Special 20s too, but the 20's reeds blow more easily. Thanks for your inspirational work.

[@СергейКокоянин-ч5с]

Спасибо за это видео. Ты подтвердил мои взгляды.

[@theblindfishkeeper]

I’ve only been playing since August, and the first heart I picked up was the special 20. Being a beginner this one seems to do me really well. But, you’ve got me curious about the Zeidel now!🐠🦯 15:24

[@kaniya77]

gracias WILL

[@ЖоржШеринг]

Wanderfully nearly scientific test as is your experilent in this kind of comparison! THANKS A LOT, Respect to you, Master!

[@cyounesful]

Thank you, very very interesting!!

[@DavidD6969]

Great info 👍

[@heiko6983]

Cool Will. ThankYou. Very impressive how You blow fine blues though a 3 pound harp😀

[@willharmonicawilde]

Thanks!

[@gatecampsrus8862]

Thanks Will I am now spoiled. I got your Wilde tuned harp last Friday… I can no longer play any harp other then that seydel ya sent me (I own many harps never a seydel). Your tuning is so much fun and useful. The seydel is ridiculous. Totally buying another few after the holidays.

[@willharmonicawilde]

Glad you're enjoying it! The 1847 is an amazing harmonica, and even better when it's in Wilde Tuning! 🤘

[@gatecampsrus8862]

Yeah man I don’t think I can go back to a regular diatonic. I’m a bass player main. My mind likes patterns when it comes to music. With Wilde Tuning having the bottom and top holes blow/draw patterns the same my harp playing increased almost instantly. Absolutely brilliant man!

[@allenhawker3911]

This is a great video! Thanks Will!!

[@bobcragle8124]

what is best for blues ? a high G or a low G harmonica ? Thanks

[@Kaleb-my8sp]

I've got a east top in the key of D and I don't know if it's a different build style but I don't notice the leaky sound granted I've only been playing for almost 2 years

[@randywilkinsii3768]

thank you for the knowledge friend. it really helped

[@willharmonicawilde]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@claydobbins9342]

Thank you. I purchase many harps from many brands for comparison...just because. But I haven't gotten around to customs. Your comparison was very informative.

[@timaves1504]

Great video, Will! You really do tell it like it is, without any of the bullshit and spin you hear from so many pro players. :)

[@luckyrocks1]

Very similar to guitars. The more you spend the more diminishing returns you get in sound and playability. The main investment should be in your investment to become a better, more proficient player. Unfortunately, this only comes through dedicated practice and repetition. 40-years of guitar collecting thinking the more expensive guitar was going to make me sound better and now after selling off all have kept a few good quality models understanding that it is my playing skills that matter much more than the instrument. Assuming the instrument is not crap and in today's world most budget instruments are not. In fact the value to performance is getting better and better every year as you all know. Thanks for the great video!

[@kevinsoliday7405]

Special 20 in the key of D rocks!

[@99crossy]

Great video Will

[@arslongavitabrevis9032]

Thanks Will. It's nice to hear your every presentation

[@willharmonicawilde]

My pleasure!

[@Dan-jl1fk]

I played Lee Oskar for 30 plus years now, but have a bunch of Easttop and Kongsheng harps. Lots of options now.

[@koomky]

You are an alien, man! Thanks for sharing!

[@ikust007]

Been in love with Crossover for a couple of months but so $$

[@Human_Herbivore]

I moved to the Special 20 because they are pretty cheap and the plastic comb means I don't have to worry about the wood and the nails in the standard Hohner MB are a pain. But recently I got a Hohner Crossover and quickly noticed how responsive the reeds are, particularly up the top. The reeds also have a kind of pleasant ring.

[@willharmonicawilde]

They're both good harps, I prefer the Seydel though- the steel reeds last longer.

[@Human_Herbivore]

@@willharmonicawilde in the 2.5 years I've been on this journey, haven't broken a Hohner reed.

[@keyjam9]

​@@Human_Herbivoreyou don't practice enough if you haven't broken a reed.

[@Human_Herbivore]

@@keyjam9 I do practice at least a couple of hours every day.

[@joesalsbery2324]

I have watched you for awhile now. I can't find one I like something just isn't right. I would love to have your shit, haha. More importantly meet you. Love what you do hommie! Keep it going!

[@DavidJohnson-qf6bc]

I'm a Vet and a Vet friend of mine gave me a Eb Marine Band harp. I never played before. Where do I start?

[@jerryodom7358]

Best harp comparison I’ve seen so far….I wish it included a Dm harp for the tone comparison….I love your videos and music, you are really an impressive player….thanks for sharing….

[@joshsinclair539]

The tone doesn’t change with the key. Just the pitch

[@andreasfromnuremberg5055]

Thank you for that great program. Glad I found it. Thank you for your work. 😁

[@willharmonicawilde]

Thanks for watching!

[@davo19spillo]

Really enjoyed this. Thank you

[@janecheer]

My takeaway from this video - if I want to play badass blues, I gotta be Will Wilde 😄

[@francoocampo5386]

nice t1ts

[@billwinter6417]

I have trouble with marine bands comb because it always swells up if I use the key a lot that night so I switched to Lee Oskar‘s harmonicas which interestingly, at least to me, Sonny Terry switched to because he found them more durable more rugged, and he loved the sound so my two cents. LOVE your channel, thanks

[@sepultura7771]

I never heard of Sonny Terry playing a Lee Oskar No way I heard he went to Golden Melody later in his career But LO no way

[@da33ie]

Whats the song you play at 09.11? Sounds cool

[@thaironynarazaki8120]

So, everything comes good for blues, in special the Seydel 1847 Classic 👍