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Buying a concertina

ceatharloch · 2018-06-26 07:35:25

For any players out there - which would you recommend more, a "Wren" concertina or a "Tina Swift" concertina? Thinking of buying one of these soon.

26-06-2018 8:35am

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ceatharloch

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For any players out there - which would you recommend more, a "Wren" concertina or a "Tina Swift" concertina? Thinking of buying one of these soon.

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#2 01-09-2018 6:48pm

titch14

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Are you beginning the concertina? If so buy the cheapest beginner concertina possible. All beginner concertinas come from factories regardless of their name or price. Beginner concertinas all range under €1000 and generally the cheapest is about €300. If it's a thing you aspire and become very good we'll then its €2500-3500 for a concertina and even more. But seriously don't buy an expensive beginner concertina you will never be able to resell it fr the same value ever.

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