New box
- Martin Milner
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What a pretty little thing! Hope you have a lot of fun with it!
As a Lilly player, I appreciate the portability of a small box, and as that's what I'm used to I don't really mind the single reed sound.
Presumably the Chord is D on push and A on pull?
As a Lilly player, I appreciate the portability of a small box, and as that's what I'm used to I don't really mind the single reed sound.
Presumably the Chord is D on push and A on pull?
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that schwing
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heh, not sure why I bothered to ask that - I think I had another question but couldn't remember what it was!lixnaw wrote:We can't argue with that, it's copybook stuff for the basses.Martin Milner wrote:
Presumably the Chord is D on push and A on pull?
You'r as sound as a bell Martin
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that schwing
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Your question probably was if i played basses too? Sure, but not as much as the melody side thoughMartin Milner wrote:heh, not sure why I bothered to ask that - I think I had another question but couldn't remember what it was!lixnaw wrote:We can't argue with that, it's copybook stuff for the basses.Martin Milner wrote:
Presumably the Chord is D on push and A on pull?
You'r as sound as a bell Martin
Hi Brett, that's a beautiful box there! Congrats
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Here it is next to a Susato high D whistle.Martin Milner wrote:Nice Picture!
Could you do one that gives a bit of scale - maybe next to another box (rechance a Lilly), or with a ruler in view? I'm trying to imagine how small this thing really is!
-Brett
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http://ecomm.giustozzi.it/aspwnt/aspiil ... Variante=0kmag wrote:How did you find out about this model?
I don't see it listed on their website. Is there another outlet for their instruments?
It's under "Diatonics" and then "Small Line."
They have larger ones (more reeds) with the same kind of keyboard (one regular row and a small 2nd row of 3 or 4 buttons).
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Re: New box
Looking at their website, it looks like they do a single-reed model, the 5/A? I tend to agree with you on the sound - I have a one-row toy accordion modified to single-reed per Dale's instructions somewhere on the web, and I prefer it to two-reed wet or dry as well.Bretton wrote:
1. I'm a single-reed kinda guy...I thought completely dry tuning with a 2-voice box would be to my liking, and I do like it much better than any wet tuning I've tried, but I really prefer the single-reed sound. One reed is soooo mellow and sweet.
-Brett
Would it be totally gauche to ask about how much the factory charged to build this for you?
Thanks for sharing,
Tim
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Re: New box
The initial price was about $400 (US). However, I then paid an extra $50 for tipo-a-mano reeds, $50 for the wire transfer to send them the money, and about $100 for UPS International Express shipping (ouch!). So it ended up being about $600 to get it to my door. Still not bad, I guess, considering the price of accordions.Tim Hall wrote: Would it be totally gauche to ask about how much the factory charged to build this for you?
Thanks for sharing,
Tim
Came with a nice case and a single strap.
They didn't charge any extra for how I wanted the keyboard setup.
-Brett