SteveS Posted April 13, 2021 Share Posted April 13, 2021 (edited) Wheatstone 56 key extended Treble concertina. This was my session instrument for about 10 years until I upgraded to a Tenor-Treble. I haven't played it in many years so it's time to let it move to a new home. It is a fine workhorse of a concertina and will ideally suit a player transitioning to a better quality instrument, or an experienced player looking for a backup session instrument. This concertina has riveted reeds - and has amongst the best reeds and action I have ever played. It's fast, loud, responsive, and has a wide dynamic range. It's an amazing session instrument. It does have issues with the ends - being solid rosewood and not a laminate, the ends suffer from cracks, but this is cosmetic only and does not affect the playing at all. I once asked Steve Dickinson about repairing these - his response was if it's playing well then not to bother. This concertina was serviced back in around 1992 by Colin Dipper, and I've recently touch-tuned it - it's in A=440Hz. No serial number, but my estimate is this concertina was made around 1880. No case. €1300 Located in Italy. Edited April 27, 2021 by SteveS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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