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Re: Re: Loudness and leathers

I can replace the leathers no problem, very simple task. I wasn't complaining about the leathers just stating a fact that an extremely loud accordion wants to be played loud in certain jam situations.

With other accordions I have I don't have to worry because the notes will bend when I'm playing too loudly and I know when to ease off the bellows

Re: Re: Re: Loudness and leathers

I'm sorry, that makes no sense at all to me.

If it's already a nice, loud accordion, it means you get to relax and NOT work so hard to play loudly and be heard.

It's a joy to relax and play at less than full force. It gives you somewhere to go for emphasis, dynamics.

"A good jockey knows that starting out full speed out of the gate is not always the best way to win a race."

DP

Re: Re: Re: Re: Loudness and leathers

Playing loud is sometimes a cover for not playing well.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Loudness and leathers

A few drinks and a loud jam session me playing pretty loud on that particular box



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