I have a Pancordion Crucianelli made in 1954. I never had problems with it and always kept it in the case against an interior wall in an interior room (in an Excelsior case). Suddenly, I have found 5 reeds that do not respond or respond incorrectly. Where can I get it repaired? I live in Killeen, Texas and wish to continue to play and give a lesson or two. (I have been playing since I was 6 years old and studied under 12 years with George Carras, 2 lessons with Magnante and 1 lesson with M. Floren). Please help. Thanks.
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Where to get reeds? or are the leather straps a problem?
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Could be several things... Killeen Texas is a warm part of the world, could be melted wax, could be reed valves going bad or simply reeds dirty and needing a blowing through.
My bet is on the valves needing replacingment or dust/dirt. Reeds normally do not go bad, unless rusted... which is also a remote possibility.
My bet is on the valves needing replacingment or dust/dirt. Reeds normally do not go bad, unless rusted... which is also a remote possibility.
You are very lucky to have gotten so many years from your accordion without ever having it serviced. Accordion Rose is in Port Aransas, which seems to be about a 5-hour drive from you.
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