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Excelsior 304 B

Alexis

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Hello everyone from Spain, this is my first post and I write with the help of the telephone translator, so perhaps this or my future messages may include some formal errors, please forgive me if this happens. I am trying to gather information about my new Excelsior model 304 B accordion and I can't find much on the internet, so any information will be welcome, I am especially interested in the years of manufacture of this model, the construction quality, as well as the type of reeds that it has, I have opened it and I have seen that the reeds have the pyramid type rivet, I know that the hand or hand type reeds have that type of rivet but I wouldn't know how to differentiate one from the other. Also if anyone has any ideas on where to get the Excelsior letters that you see on the front, mine has a broken "E", I'll try to post a photo! Well that's all for today, thank you all for reading this message. Greetings.
 

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Welcome Alexis! I’m sorry I can not provide you with details on your accordion but it is a top brand and looks to be in great condition. I hope it provides you many hours of big fun! What sort of music do you like to play?
 
Hello Tom, thanks for answering, I am an accordion and music enthusiast in general, I play diatonic accordion, guitar and tenor banjo (just a little bit of each) I generally tend to play pieces that are easy for a learner whatever their style, I also enjoy restoring and tuning very old accordions that don't have much to lose in case things don't go well, because I'm not a professional. In the case of the Excelsior, I will put it in the hands of qualified technicians. Let's see if I can get some information about this Excelsior model, I know there are a lot of experts here. Greetings!
 
Hello Tom, thanks for answering, I am an accordion and music enthusiast in general, I play diatonic accordion, guitar and tenor banjo (just a little bit of each) I generally tend to play pieces that are easy for a learner whatever their style, I also enjoy restoring and tuning very old accordions that don't have much to lose in case things don't go well, because I'm not a professional. In the case of the Excelsior, I will put it in the hands of qualified technicians. Let's see if I can get some information about this Excelsior model, I know there are a lot of experts here. Greetings!
Thanks and good luck! Yes, someone will know more about this accordion…..
 
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