For Sale: Edgley C/G Anglo 30-button

[Brian Arsenault]

This instrument has been sold.

 

Thank you all who contacted me. I'll be making a donation to concertina.net

 

Brian

Edited November 25, 2009 by Brian Arsenault

[david_boveri]

Edgley Professional model, built in May 2004 with rosewood-stained sycamore, stainless steel ends, and Wheatstone layout. It's in great shape and is easy to play. Comes with Fallon hard case.

 

Asking $1800 USD plus shipping (Back in 2004 I paid $1950)

 

It is a great instrument. I really enjoyed learning to play on it. It's speaks quickly and is clearly audible in loud sessions. When I got my Carroll, I held onto the Edgley as a back-up, but the Edgley just hasn't been getting the play time that a good instrument should get.

 

Send message if interested.

 

Brian

 

 

i've played this concertina, and i liked it so much i bought my edgly ~5 years ago.

[Brian Arsenault]

i've played this concertina, and i liked it so much i bought my edgly ~5 years ago.

 

Oh, yeah. That would have have been the 2005 Noel Hill Midwest school, right?

 

Thank you for passing that along.

 

Brian

 

ps I didn't pay him to write that

[david_boveri]

bump!

 

has it sold, yet?

 

i've played this concertina, and i liked it so much i bought my edgly ~5 years ago.

 

Oh, yeah. That would have have been the 2005 Noel Hill Midwest school, right?

 

Thank you for passing that along.

 

Brian

 

ps I didn't pay him to write that

[Brian Arsenault]

Thanks for bumping, but it is sold. I had just edited the original post instead of adding another reply.

 

Brian

 

bump!

 

has it sold, yet?

 

i've played this concertina, and i liked it so much i bought my edgly ~5 years ago.

 

Oh, yeah. That would have have been the 2005 Noel Hill Midwest school, right?

 

Thank you for passing that along.

 

Brian

 

ps I didn't pay him to write that

[dwinterfield]

Brian - What was your Carroll # and might you tell us what you got and how it plays?

 

Thanks

Mark

 

 

Thanks for bumping, but it is sold. I had just edited the original post instead of adding another reply.

 

Brian

 

bump!

 

has it sold, yet?

 

i've played this concertina, and i liked it so much i bought my edgly ~5 years ago.

 

Oh, yeah. That would have have been the 2005 Noel Hill Midwest school, right?

 

Thank you for passing that along.

 

Brian

 

ps I didn't pay him to write that

Edited November 22, 2009 by dwinterfield

[Brian Arsenault]

Brian - What was your Carroll # and might you tell us what you got and how it plays?

 

Thanks

Mark

 

My Carroll is #32 with redwood burl ends and tree pattern (looks like #19). I've had it for a year now. It's really clear, fast and fun to play. (Thank you, Wally!!) At the last Midwest Noel Hill School we compared it to some of the other 30-somethings. It sounded a little "rounder" and the others sounded sharper/brighter.

 

And since we've kind of gone off-topic anyway, I also recommend the work of Greg Jowaisas if you're shopping for a concertina case.

 

--Brian [just edited for spelling mistake]

Edited December 7, 2009 by Brian Arsenault

[david_boveri]

has this concertina been sold?

 

edit: i clearly missed that it had been sold. that's what trying to process info at 3 in the morning will do to you!

Edited January 19, 2010 by david_boveri