#6 heading to Chuck in Indy, a low G with redwood burl, and tuned kinda damp. Link #3 for a few pics and a little ditty. Chuck designed the layout and plate graphics. It originally wasn't going to have corner hardware but we I realized how soft and brittle redwood burl is we decided to cover both corners.

I was able to see this accordion up close and personal last weekend. Absolutely beautiful. And great sound. If anyone is looking for a great handmade, I highly recomend Bryan. The look, sound, feel, and attention to detail are as good as any other builder in Louisiana. (yes Randy, even Martin)

David I would never doubt you, the only accordion that does not compare to Martin is ??? in Eunice. This box sounds and looks like a Martin cept no crawfish on the bellows Nice job Bryan.

Beautiful, and sounds great.Bryan,will you be at festival acadian in oct

Not sure Pat, never been and I'd love to go, but it always seems hard to get away in Oct.

Congrats, a beautie, and may she sail happily and on course with the blessing of Poseidon, on the waves of honest music. - Nout

I had a drink yesterday, and saw that beauty you made.
Gave it another look today, and the double "mitres" were still there !! So it is true.
Absolutely amazing. Great sound, great looks.
Another little masterpiece from L'Anse Grise® Workshops!
Félicitations!

Love that L'anse Grise #6.