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Well it might be a little harder. Take a look at the thin slivers of wood between the reeds on Bob Tedrow's site. http://hmi.homewood.net/twitterzephyr/zephyr3/ Like concertinas with traditional reeds, you need a leather gasket in there and I think it's going to be awfully difficult getting a good gasket on those thin slivers of wood. I was working on a miniature hybrid concertina last summer and was planning to make it with interchangeable reed pans. So I made the reed pans separate from the action board then screwed them on pretty tightly, there was still plenty of space for air leakage. I didn't want to go to the trouble of trying to get a leather gasket to work, so I ended up gluing them on. -Lep
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David Boveri did a pretty good job of it in this post (the one that says "Posted 18 October 2009 - 09:46 AM "). Thanks for the clarification Daniel and David, I think I understand ornamentation a lot better now
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Could anyone expound on the "traditional Irish 'ornaments'" that Daniel is talking about?
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Thanks for clarifying Greg, sorry, didn't mean to misquote you.
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Talk to John Mahan He was trying to sell a 26 button Jones a while back http://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=9935 I think he wants around $1200 for it. He got the price from, I believe, Greg Jowaisas (who did some work on the concertina) and I talked to Bob Tedrow who said the price sounded pretty good if it's in good condition. Hope this helps. -Lep
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So how much would a basic 30 button Jeffries fetch these days if it's unrestored but still in playable condition and the key it's in is uncertain?
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does anyone have this new prototype?
Jewish Leprechaun replied to Sue2's topic in General Concertina Discussion
I don't know about most, but Frank Edgley and Bob Tedrow use Antonelli which I think are completely made in Italy. Herrington and Marcus just say Italy. But I'm really not sure about the whole 'hand forging'. -
Any players around Jackson, Ten
Jewish Leprechaun replied to Jewish Leprechaun's topic in General Concertina Discussion
Ok, are there any players around Memphis or Nashville? -
In a little under two weeks I'm heading off to college in Jackson, Tennessee and I was wondering if there are any concertina players around there
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I think the price is £2,000.
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What exactly is a 40 button anglo? Is it like a C/G/D or something? I played around with a 40 button Jeffries before and couldn't figure out what note was what.
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Already I can't. I'm with you Jim
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Hmmm, ok. Thanks for the advice and info. Lep
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Does anybody know the current value of a Dipper Clare?
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Airport Security
Jewish Leprechaun replied to Jewish Leprechaun's topic in General Concertina Discussion
I got a laugh out of the comment from the other thread about how the levers looked like wires and the reeds shrapnel. Sorry about this repeated subject. -
Ok, how many other people have had airport security thinking that your concertina is a bomb or something? I recently was flying across country and couldn't leave my concertina home alone for a week, so I stuffed it in my backpack. The guy at the x-ray machine kept staring, I should say squinting, at my backpack making it go back and forth in the machine. He even called a buddy of his over to look at it too. Then, finally called a bag check.
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No that's ok, I'll just have to work at it a bit.
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Thanks for the music. Not the easiest to play on the anglo though.
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So, I was just glancing at a book of traditional music that the author wrote from the viewpoint of playing the English concertina. Now my question is, what is the main difference in playing styles between the English and Anglo? Can they really do basically the same thing? Can an Anglo player play all the tunes in a book written from the viewpoint of an Anglo player?