Reeds Harmonikas

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why do some italian companies use foreign voices like Harmoikas instead of italian ones? are harmonikas good?

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why do some italian companies use foreign voices like Harmoikas instead of italian ones? are harmonikas good?

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Titlbach has some of the most modern production techniques (like electroerosion) The Czech Republic is kind of a traditional place for mechanical engineering. "Hand-made" and "hand-finished" imply fiddling with the material until you get good results. Titlbach's high quality reeds may be done without much human intervention, but they tend to be quite consistent with very narrow tolerances. Not comparable really to what "machine reeds" at one point of time were like.