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Re: Re: Re: Martin and Mouton Accordions

Italian parts increase in cost on an average 5% each year. This, combined with the soaring Euro add up to $2,000- $2,300 Cajun boxes which 10 years ago might have cost $1,500. I consider $1,750 a steal on a Mouton..and $2,000 honest for a detailed Martin box.

Glenn

Re:Mouton Accordions

I have had several business dealings (one used and one new accordion) with Greg Mouton. He's a WONDERFUL craftsman, a WONDERFUL person, and honest beyond reproach. Believe me, he's not living a lifestyle of the rich and famous on what he manages to make by crafting hand-made Cajun accordions. Just take a drive by his shop on the Crowley-Eunice Highway (and home next to the music shop) and take a look for yourself. $1700 in 2007 is more than fair. When you drive by, stop, go in and have a chat with Greg. He'll stop whatever he's doing to talk with you. Great guy! His wife Theresa is great too!



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