$900 plus $50 shipping, UPS Ground from Seattle.
An mp3 of how it sounds, top then bottom rows of right then left hand sides.
Full Version: Herrington 24-button Anglo- Price Reduced
Herrington anglo in G/D. 24 button fully-chromatic fingering system. Made of nice, dark wood (I think it's walnut but I can't remember for sure), black leather bellows, black Delrin buttons, polished stainless steel grilles. Accordion reeded, with reeds mounted in a Jefferies-style reed pan. Made using the traditional torsion springs rather than the coil springs mentioned on Harold's web site (he stopped using coil springs due to problems with them, and has never updated his site to reflect that). Comes with a nice, lined wooden case. It has two sets of handles: regular-sized ones ones plus a set (installed) designed by Harold and meant for someone with longer hands and fingers. No problems with it: no stuck buttons, wonky reeds or anything. All notes play and are in tune, as far as I can tell. Concertina has never been dropped or otherwise abused. Fingering chart here.
$900 plus $50 shipping, UPS Ground from Seattle.
An mp3 of how it sounds, top then bottom rows of right then left hand sides.
$900 plus $50 shipping, UPS Ground from Seattle.
An mp3 of how it sounds, top then bottom rows of right then left hand sides.
QUOTE (Shamus @ Jun 4 2008, 05:51 PM) 
Herrington anglo in G/D...Fingering chart here.
Just in case you hadn't noticed, the text says G/D, but the chart is for C/G.
QUOTE (Shamus @ Jun 4 2008, 11:51 AM)
Herrington anglo in G/D. 24 button fully-chromatic fingering system. Made of nice, dark wood (I think it's walnut but I can't remember for sure), black leather bellows, black Delrin buttons, polished stainless steel grilles. Accordion reeded, with reeds mounted in a Jefferies-style reed pan. Made using the traditional torsion springs rather than the coil springs mentioned on Harold's web site (he stopped using coil springs due to problems with them, and has never updated his site to reflect that). Comes with a nice, lined wooden case. It has two sets of handles: regular-sized ones ones plus a set (installed) designed by Harold and meant for someone with longer hands and fingers. No problems with it: no stuck buttons, wonky reeds or anything. All notes play and are in tune, as far as I can tell. Concertina has never been dropped or otherwise abused. Fingering chart here.
$900 plus $50 shipping, UPS Ground from Seattle.
An mp3 of how it sounds, top then bottom rows of right then left hand sides.
$900 plus $50 shipping, UPS Ground from Seattle.
An mp3 of how it sounds, top then bottom rows of right then left hand sides.
Oops. I screwed up the last post - sorry
What I meant to ask is a clarification on the key - is it G/D or G/C?
I have a G/C Edgeley and like it and wouldn't mind having a G/D but I don't need another G/C.
What I meant to ask is a clarification on the key - is it G/D or G/C?
I have a G/C Edgeley and like it and wouldn't mind having a G/D but I don't need another G/C.
PM sent. I'll bid for a morse on ebay if I don't hear from you by tomorrow.
Cheers!
Cheers!
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