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Does anyone know if this model of super vi has a an axle and scissor springs for the treble keys.
I cannot see an axle cap on the end of the keyboard so it may have compression springs and individually removable keys
You have to just like in previous years be careful today in buying an accordion marked Scandalli. A REAL top of the line Scandalli Super VI
will look like this --
The box in your Pic' here is a mediocre made 50% plastic and 50% wood constructed body with an aluminum bed keyboard 4/5 reed accordion that is made using body
parts & mechanicals that Farfisa used on their models of electronic/accordion models such as Syntcordion.
It's a shame that these so called badged Super Vi's are sold by dealers that pass them off to the unknowing as a real classic Super VI's
and ask inflated prices for them.
Now this accordion in your Pic' has a design made body that was used for Farfisa electronic models of the past - not really a bad mediocre 4/5 reed box, but as for it's value, is really only worth 1/10th the price of a
real Super VI.
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