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Perogie
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Hey all, long time non-account holding lurker and admirer of the forum.
I have owned my Cordovox I lovingly call 'the beast' (due to its heft) for about 15 years and semi-recently acquired a budget 48 bass "soprani" that I just use for ease of practice or if something pops into my head I want to play.
Though in the last few decades I've played more guitar than accordion that is mostly due to having at least one baby in the house for over a decade! Now that my youngest is about to turn 5 I can finally practice more freely without either inducing chaos or waking someone up!
I know this is generally tacky, but I've never really known details on the Cordovox. It came with all the electronics and tube amps when I got it, and they worked initially but I believe I need to replace some tubes. The accordion itself is wonderful to play, and feels effortless to play other than the weight to heft myself into the straps. I would be delighted if anyone had anything to add to my knowledge of this instrument.
Nice to finally say hello, it's very nice that this place exists for accordion enthusiasts.
I have owned my Cordovox I lovingly call 'the beast' (due to its heft) for about 15 years and semi-recently acquired a budget 48 bass "soprani" that I just use for ease of practice or if something pops into my head I want to play.
Though in the last few decades I've played more guitar than accordion that is mostly due to having at least one baby in the house for over a decade! Now that my youngest is about to turn 5 I can finally practice more freely without either inducing chaos or waking someone up!
I know this is generally tacky, but I've never really known details on the Cordovox. It came with all the electronics and tube amps when I got it, and they worked initially but I believe I need to replace some tubes. The accordion itself is wonderful to play, and feels effortless to play other than the weight to heft myself into the straps. I would be delighted if anyone had anything to add to my knowledge of this instrument.
Nice to finally say hello, it's very nice that this place exists for accordion enthusiasts.