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Spirit V vs. Quattro Noce
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danp76
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Beltuna is better balanced, easier to play, better tone quality and craftsmanship. The keyboard is so nice on the Beltuna.
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danp76
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Haha, I have it for sale on Reverb currently.
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Absolutely glorious. It's beautiful!
Wow, looks like maple reed blocks, double riveted Binci reeds and extra musette tuned reed blocks.
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That's some accordion Dan! Very traditionally crafted. A lovely mix of walnut and maple inside. It's quite rare to see these woods nowadays. Many accordions are usually made with spruce reed blocks and a mahogany layer (ply) case finish. I'd go for the Siwa & Figli over most other brands. I love it.
Wow, looks like maple reed blocks, double riveted Binci reeds and extra musette tuned reed blocks.
Siwa &Figli Super Quattro Noce 2016 Double Riveted Binci Reeds Aged Walnut | Reverb
A like new Siwa Quattro Noce accordion, constructed from aged walnut (50+years). Double riveted Binci reeds and extra reed sets included. Accordion is tuned LMMH and LMMM. Accordion is also equipped with Sennheiser microphones. Buyer is responsible for shipping costs. USA sales only.
reverb.com
That's some accordion Dan! Very traditionally crafted. A lovely mix of walnut and maple inside. It's quite rare to see these woods nowadays. Many accordions are usually made with spruce reed blocks and a mahogany layer (ply) case finish. I'd go for the Siwa & Figli over most other brands. I love it.
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