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Other than those that show up on ebay I buy from Nick Balarini accordions in Dallas. (google him) He has been very honest and worked hard to satisfy the tough buyer negotiator that I am. I have purchased 1 used and 2 new ones from him and I certainly would contact him again when and if I ever had the need to buy another one.
Right now there is a FR-3s for sale right here locally on Craigslist for $1600. westernmass.craigslist.org/msg/3964173382.html I`m not sure of the tuning options on this box but I think it has them. Fr-3X models will run a few hundred more (used) . The slightly smaller FR-3/3X models are cheap and a great way to own a Roland cheap and determine if it is for you. . At 18-1/2 lbs you can play them all day long standing up.
If you find it`s not for you , you could get your dough back easily. If you do find it suits you well you could consider a FR-7X or the new 8X.
Nick is also able to get refurbished units which are as new and more affordable.
The FR3/3X and 7X and 8X models are professional models . Anything below them , you would be lacking keys, buttons and features, not to mention the quality of sound.
OK ,I just checked . The FR-3s is also fully tunable. 440 is factory default.
The 3 musette middle reeds can also be tuned for whatever +/- values you prefer such as French musette , Italian, French etc . Really nice !!
Right now there is a FR-3s for sale right here locally on Craigslist for $1600. westernmass.craigslist.org/msg/3964173382.html I`m not sure of the tuning options on this box but I think it has them. Fr-3X models will run a few hundred more (used) . The slightly smaller FR-3/3X models are cheap and a great way to own a Roland cheap and determine if it is for you. . At 18-1/2 lbs you can play them all day long standing up.
If you find it`s not for you , you could get your dough back easily. If you do find it suits you well you could consider a FR-7X or the new 8X.
Nick is also able to get refurbished units which are as new and more affordable.
The FR3/3X and 7X and 8X models are professional models . Anything below them , you would be lacking keys, buttons and features, not to mention the quality of sound.
OK ,I just checked . The FR-3s is also fully tunable. 440 is factory default.
The 3 musette middle reeds can also be tuned for whatever +/- values you prefer such as French musette , Italian, French etc . Really nice !!
Geo- with tuning options- ya pretty much convinced to go for a roland- ill be on the lookout- what do you reccomend? steve
The Roland FR-7X user can tune his accordion from 415.6-440 .0-464.4
Also features scale tuning parameters for different cultures :Arabic 1 and 2, Indonesian, etc.
Just Major (classical western) just minor (pieces in minor keys) Pythagorean resoves ambiguity of 4ths and 5ths, mean tone, and much more.
Hope this helps.
Also features scale tuning parameters for different cultures :Arabic 1 and 2, Indonesian, etc.
Just Major (classical western) just minor (pieces in minor keys) Pythagorean resoves ambiguity of 4ths and 5ths, mean tone, and much more.
Hope this helps.
