C.A. Seydel Söhne 1847 Noble A

Noble A

Pros

Great quality

Great sound

Great feel

Cons

A little expensive

Well worth the price.

I intend buying two more G and D

CASS 1847 Noble A

A quality instrument, clear from handling it for the first time to trying out a few basics and then seeing what it really can do. I have been playing Hohner Special 20s and Lee Oskars for the past 30 years and it is now time to upgrade to the best quality instruments available.

The Noble A rings true on every note and the chords are true. I have far more control over bending notes than ever experienced before. Glissandos glide and bending trills work smoothly.

I'm testing the CASS Low D and Hohner Meisterklasse MS C-major as well, but the 1847 comes out on top for me so far.