One of the top professional accordions made in New York City up until the mid-1950's was the ACE accordion. Unmatched in quality and sound
Hi
I've been checking out piano accordions on eBay lately and I'm getting overwhelmed. The list of brands reads like an Italian phone book.
The pictures might look good and the description might say "like new",
or "excellent tone", or "functions perfectly", but other than that, I
have little to tell a Hohner from a Rosetti.
What would be your list of the top ten best brands (any country of
origin)? I'm looking mostly at used instruments, so include historic
names.
A list of the bottom ten brands (junk) might be helpful too!
Thanks for any help.
sid
Hi
I've been checking out piano accordions on eBay lately and I'm getting overwhelmed. The list of brands reads like an Italian phone book.
The pictures might look good and the description might say "like new",
or "excellent tone", or "functions perfectly", but other than that, I
have little to tell a Hohner from a Rosetti.
What would be your list of the top ten best brands (any country of
origin)? I'm looking mostly at used instruments, so include historic
names.
A list of the bottom ten brands (junk) might be helpful too!
Thanks for any help.
sid
On Saturday, 18 October 2008 07:20:01 UTC+13, sid wrote:
Hi
I've been checking out piano accordions on eBay lately and I'm getting
overwhelmed. The list of brands reads like an Italian phone book.
The pictures might look good and the description might say "like new",
or "excellent tone", or "functions perfectly", but other than that, I
have little to tell a Hohner from a Rosetti.
What would be your list of the top ten best brands (any country of
origin)? I'm looking mostly at used instruments, so include historic
names.
A list of the bottom ten brands (junk) might be helpful too!
Thanks for any help.
sid
On 1/24/2019 4:13 AM, colinhorsfall1@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, 18 October 2008 07:20:01 UTC+13, sid wrote:accordions are a service. not a commodity. that means you should buy
Hi
I've been checking out piano accordions on eBay lately and I'm getting
overwhelmed. The list of brands reads like an Italian phone book.
The pictures might look good and the description might say "like new",
or "excellent tone", or "functions perfectly", but other than that, I
have little to tell a Hohner from a Rosetti.
What would be your list of the top ten best brands (any country of
origin)? I'm looking mostly at used instruments, so include historic
names.
A list of the bottom ten brands (junk) might be helpful too!
Thanks for any help.
sid
from a knowledgeable expert and not just go out and buy from a store or
an online listing. Brand names are only useful to experts as indications
of what to avoid. An accordion from a good brand could turn out to be garbage.
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