Whatever you can get! Try HMTrad, they might be able to help if you can supply them with images of your accordion.

I recommend you search e-bay and other sites for an instrument similar to yours. We do not do over the phone appraisals. You are welcome to bring it in for appraisal (usualy $25-$50),but this does not mean we will purchase it. We would be happy to repair or tune the instrument for you. See similar questions...

We now host in store group classes ,call for updates. Refer to our links page, for links to local accordion clubs and fun bands. You can also call me at the shop and I will be glad to help find a teacher in your area. 510-268-4084 See similar questions...

We have some toy/playable instruments that are priced from 16$ to 75$. They will have a very limited octave range, and don't have a very good durability, but they are fun to play. Restored 120 base Italian Student Accordions usually start around $395. Another option for a better grade of used Italian or German instrument can be purchased for around $550. Your other option is a Chinese Accordion, 32 base models, which start around $225, I have restored Italian 12 base instruments for around $275. See similar questions...

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Find out if refinancing would be a good thing for you. It always isn't for everyone. Be sure to know the facts. Find out exactly why refinancing an auto works and why you should strongly considering refinancing if the interest rates are low. See similar questions...

Only you can decide what a reverse mortgage is worth to you. It probably depends most on what you would use one for: increasing your monthly income, having a cash reserve (creditline account) for irregular or unexpected expenses, paying off debt that requires monthly repayments, repairing or improving your home, getting the services you need to remain independent, or generally improving the quality of your life. See similar questions...

We are not appraisers by any means. We must say however, that we've found many of the 'official' sources for prices (Kelly Blue Book specifically) to be wildly inaccurate in terms of available models, options and costs. The best judge of value is the open market. eBay and Harmony Central often have Steinbergers for sale in varying types of condition. If you're really interested in determining the worth of your instrument, take note of what others of similar type, age and quality are going for. See similar questions...

ABSOLUTELY! We must keep track of all the reported efforts, the failures, and especially the marketers - as well as the successes that are discovered. We have all seen ads that promote devices that were previously known to not work. We need to keep accurate data on all of the devices that are reported. Let's find the diamonds among the dirt. No! Absolutely Not! The process of inserting new technology into our society has become extremely complex and very interesting. See similar questions...

First we need to know how much value does a pip have in percentage. A pip's value in percentage is calculated by multiplying the cross rate's value per 100, and then dividing the leverage value by that number. So, a pip value on the EUR/USD cross that has a value of 1.2100 with a 10/1 leverage is calculated like this: 10/(1.21*100) which would give us a result of around 0.0826%, so a pip value with a 1,000 capital, would be 1,000*0.0826, that means US$82.64 at 10/1, or US$8.26 at 1/1 leverage. See similar questions...

In the U.S. I recommend The House of Musical Traditions. In Canada, check out Musical Instruments of Canada, also known as Accordions Canada, in Toronto. Check your Yellow Pages under "Music" and call around. Check the classified ads. Go to yard sales. Ask people at work. Talk to your friends. But DON'T let them try to dissuade you! See similar questions...

It has been popular in many cultures as the main instrument in several musical genres. These include Cajun Zydaco from America, Polka of Europe and America, Latino polka of Mexico, Tango of Argentina, and classical transcriptions of European composers of the 19th and 20th centuries. See similar questions...

The keyboard on the right side of the accordion typically contains 41 keys but the smaller models can contain as few as 25. The keyboard on the left side contains anywhere between 5 and 120 keys. See similar questions...

This is caused by periods of low humidity. A frequent indication that your orchid needs a touch more water. See similar questions...

Most accordions have buttons on the bass side that play pre-set chords. On a "free bass" instrument the buttons only play individual notes — the chords must be constructed like on a piano. This gives the player freedom to do chord inversions or come up with more variety of chords than can be gotten otherwise. It also allows playing of melodies in the bass. A few accordions are free bass only. Others allow for switching back and forth between free bass and standard pre-set chords. See similar questions...

accordion isn't like a piano with a left-to-right sound spread. Especially when dealing with melody, which comes from the right-hand side of the instrument, the sound is strictly vertical in nature. Therefore, we record almost always in mono. There are exceptions, however. See similar questions...