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A big hello from West Wales.

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Hi all, :D, Just joined your forum, and it seems like a great place to be. I used to play a bit of piano accordion some 40 odd years ago but never carried on with it. My father bought me a 32 bass Sarrento accordion, and although he could play well, for some reason he only showed me the 1 1v and the v chords. I did not even realise what they were but i knew they blended in well with most of the songs i could play. I had no idea what all the other buttons were. I just knew some of them sounded awful and there was no way they could ever be used........

After some research lately, i realise what all these buttons are on the Stradella base. No wonder the chords blended. And those awful sounding ones turn out to be minor chords believe it or not :P . I play keyboard and chromatic harmonica. I just cannot get on with those diatonic ones that have some of the notes missing :?: :roll:

Anyway, back to the present. I have just purchased a 72 bass Hohner Amica 111 (design 2) which i seem to be getting on with. Back in the day i used to use a 120 bass, and thought nothing of picking it up and putting it on, but to be honest with degeneration of my disks, i find this a bit of a struggle at times with the 72 bass.

Kind regards. Mike
 
Hello Mike,

Great to have you here. I hope to read many more of your contributions in the future.

I own and play a 120 Bass Hohner Arietta, but more often play my 72 Bass. As long as you are enjoying what you are doing, the size of your instrument is not a big deal.

Have fun.

Kind Regards,

Stephen.
 
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