I have one, Bruce Daigrepont has one, and I think Dirk Powell also owns one (He played it for their Live at Whiskey River CD). I prefer mine dry tuned but then again that's because I'm a fiddle player and you know how hard most of us are to deal with sound wise.

John

I meant slightly wet. High accordions do well with a little wetness. Any other key I definably prefer dry. My ears are meticulous about tuning as well.

hi jim, got one on order ... think i will go for 5% wet ... ?? - nout

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I meant slightly wet. High accordions do well with a little wetness. Any other key I definably prefer dry. My ears are meticulous about tuning as well.

When I played with Ronnie Matthews and Throwdown, Ronnie used to pull out a high F for a couple instrumentals a night.

I'm about to get one...I love the sound. M.

What is wet tuning?

Justin, shoot me an email.

Wet tune sounds like a piano key being pushed while holding down the foot peddle makes a vibrant sound rather than just a flat note

Well, I do have a high F in a sense...

I also have a low F in a sense...

That is because on my GCF triple row, the F row is more or less equivalent to a high F, and on my FBbEb triple row, the F row is more or less equivalent to a low F.

-David