danp76
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Hi everyone, are Mundinger accordions made by Sonola? Thank you.
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Mundinger accordions
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Yes, that's the story. Also, Sonola was purchased by Guerrini in 1971. This was the end of the original Sonola company.
I kind of inherited a Mundinger from my sister, its a nice starter instrument:
I kind of inherited a Mundinger from my sister, its a nice starter instrument:
danp76
Active member
I wonder if the Mundinger's are as good as the equivalent Sonola model? Are they identical, or similar? Is there a Sonola model that matches each Mundinger model?
I don't know about other Mundingers, but this one has a clean sweet sound and tuned A=440.
gfreed
Newbie
I have a Mundinger Artist, which is a Sonola SS20 with a Mundinger grille. It's from the early 1960s, has a bone-shaking low-G bass (which I'm told was likely a modification at some point from the traditional low-C) and the most wonderful MM reeds I've ever heard, tuned just a hair apart.
