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  • Re: lubrication question
  • I see, so its still dry. that makes sense. Thanks again Jim for your help an extensive knowledge.
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  • Re: lubrication question
  • When I perform a clean and lube service on keyboards,bass machines and shift machines I remove the o
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  • lubrication question
  • Hi I'm relatively new to accordion repair and have done a few things with accordions, especially the
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  • The Jimmy Sturr Band
  • He played at the Pulaski picnic grounds in 3 Rivers Ma. this past sunday. After listening and watchi
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  • Re: Educational and Entertaining a nice mix
  • Video has been removed by owner. That`s what I see.
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  • Freebie Olde tyme accordion tutor
  • I have been searching for a tutor (book) for my c/c# accordion (melodeon) and came across this class
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  • Educational and Entertaining a nice mix
  • Some of you might like this one -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWujDmEHvHs&feature=share
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  • This is real odd-acc
  • I don,t know if i am going mental or what, its i have no problems playing a gig anywere,, but as soo
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  • Re: Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • JIMD: The italcinte line of straps can be had from the following dealers---- Ernest Deffner www.erne
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  • Re: polkas...
  • Although I read music,I have learned almost all polkas by ear.I,ll check with some of the other band
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  • Re: polkas...
  • Do you have any of the old books, arrangements from SAjewski, Podgorski and Przybilski?
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  • Re: Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • The italcinte line of straps can be had from the following dealers---- Ernest Deffner www.ernestdeff
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  • Re: Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • best selection and stuff you cant find anywhere else- Castiglione in Detroit- steve These nylon/lea
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  • Re: Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • Actually I`ve been searching for straps made by "Italcinte" (Italy). Up until this morning
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  • Re: Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • If your talking about the Hohner neotech straps,I tried them,and didnt like them.Too thin for a big
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  • Re: Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • Thanks Jim, I kinda like the looks of the Neotech straps but I`m wondering if they tend to twist an
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  • Re: Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • Go to www.frment.com Frank has line of Canadian and Italian made straps at the RIGHT prices. And al
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  • Where to buy quality accordion straps?
  • Any one know who sells high quality shoulder straps?
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  • Re: Adding MIDI for <$75. Success!
  • Pete, I knew you only hooked up the chords from your earlier description. You said you used 12 s
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  • Re: Adding MIDI for <$75. Success!
  • Steve, You are clearly an accordion master! Somehow, just by looking at these pictures, you knew
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  • Re: Adding MIDI for <$75. Success!
  • Pete, Yes, thanks for documenting this great little project. One might want to consider putt
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  • Re: Adding MIDI for <$75. Success!
  • wow- what a guy- thanks so much- it'll take awhile but I will digest this- steve
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  • Re: Cute Video
  • Very entertaining and easy to look at. Minimal left hand work,if any , but just the fact that 3 very
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  • Re: replacement reeds?
  • Thanks Jim.
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  • Cute Video
  • Some of you gents might like this entertaining Video - The music isn't bad either. -----------------
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