Alan Sharkis
Well-known member
The accordion market is confusing, and it seems that the only way to get around the various lesser-known brand names is to start listing them. Recently, in talking to my friends, I found out that there are many accordions, mostly older but some relatively new, that were manufactured in Italy or somewhere else in Europe by well-known manufacturers but do not bear those manufacturer's brand names. In some cases, the accordions were made for a specific retailer or accordion school. In other cases, a retailer would be looking for a quality beginner's instrument and ask a well-known manufacturer if they would make it under a name the manufacturer used in the past for a line of accordions.
So, in that spirit, I am going to start a list with one entry:
Armoniosa -- Made in the Cooperfisa factory (relatively recent);
and hope that some of you will add to the list.
Alan
So, in that spirit, I am going to start a list with one entry:
Armoniosa -- Made in the Cooperfisa factory (relatively recent);
and hope that some of you will add to the list.
Alan