• chinese hohners

    From zach :::@21:1/5 to bouzouki on Mon Jul 12 20:34:10 2021
    On Monday, May 2, 2005 at 9:11:16 AM UTC-4, bouzouki wrote:
    Ike wrote:

    "bouzouki" <zul...@i-plus.net> wrote in message news:117as8a...@corp.supernews.com...

    Whats with all this chinese crap? Does anyone know what Hohner
    accordions and squeeze boxs are NOT MADE IN CHINA? I hear that the
    Panther, the Double Ray and even the Corona II and III are slugged out
    there.

    Just because it's made in China codsn't mean it's junk. The Hohnica line
    is contracted out by Hohner in China, but other lines of PA's are made
    with Hohner's own machinery in China by Chinese technicians trained by Hohner in Germany. The button boxes have similar quality control. I
    think only the custom made accordions are now made in Germany, but I can find out what Hohner says and get back to you. Or maybe other people
    would have an opinion in the NG..

    It's not only "quality" that I'm concerned about, I don't knowingly
    spend money on stuff made by the commies. I can't seem to find out
    anything from Hohner. This may not be news to some, but I discovered
    this while trolling ebay and researching a Hohner concertina and the
    HA2815 pokerwork button accordion. Most of the "Italian" accordions on
    ebay turned out to be commie made when the sellers were pressed for the answer.


    Lol what a fucking dumbass. "The commies"

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  • From Gaines Milligan@21:1/5 to bouzouki on Wed Aug 18 17:20:11 2021
    On 5/1/2005 8:18 PM, bouzouki wrote:
        Whats with all this chinese crap? Does anyone know what Hohner accordions and squeeze boxs are NOT MADE IN CHINA? I hear that the
    Panther, the Double Ray and even the Corona II and III are slugged out
    there.
    you are lucky to even get accordions at any kind of reasonable price
    that aren't total junk.
    The Chinese Hohners are fair quality. The reeds are good enough steel to
    be tuneable unlike other Chinese brands. The German-trained Chinese ree
    makers make mistakes so sometimes a reed in a new accordion needs to be replaced, but this is a rare occurrence.
    People buy them and use them, and are happy because they might not have
    seen anything better.

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