Wtb Hohner Corona Ii In A/d/g Or Something Like It

[localetc]

I am interested in a Hohner Corona II in A/D/G or something like it. Any ideas where I could find such an instrument?

[JimLucas]

I am interested in a Hohner Corona II in A/D/G or something like it. Any ideas where I could find such an instrument?

On

melodeon.net

?

[localetc]

I am interested in a Hohner Corona II in A/D/G or something like it. Any ideas where I could find such an instrument?

On

melodeon.net

?

 

Thanks I will look it over!

[meltzer]

I've got one of them. My first box -- had it since I was 13/14. *wipes away tear*

[Stephen Chambers]

I am interested in a Hohner Corona II in A/D/G or something like it. Any ideas where I could find such an instrument?

It would greatly assist in giving you a helpful answer about them if you gave us a few clues, like what part of the planet you are on, and/or what kind of music you want to use the instrument for. You will find that there is now a much bigger range of accordions of this type available from Hohner in America than there is in Europe, or anywhere else.

 

On

melodeon.net

?

Possibly, but the Hohner Corona II is mostly used in playing Tex-Mex, Conjunto, Norteño & Vallenato music, so the ReyesAccordions.com forum might be more useful, though you'll understand more on it if you have a smattering of Spanish... I sometimes pay a visit myself, "with a different hat on", disguised as "melodeonista".

Edited December 20, 2007 by Stephen Chambers

[mike averill]

Hobgoblin , Crawley have on in 2nd hand

http://www.hobgoblin.com/local/shlist.htm#melodeons

 

Always prefered the balanced tuning of the Corona III to the II. Makes a great Ceilidh band box.