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Accordion Dust Covers
Back by popular demand.
New improved version after the previous dust covers were in such demand, we asked repeatedly for the making of this new one in Castelfidardo.
The new cover is designed to fit loosely over a standard sized 120 bass accordion and there is some extra space. So it will cover almost any accordion for sure.
In the picture it can be seen covering a 5 voice Vignoni 37 key. There's a good 5 inches extra for a 41 key. ( accordion not included in the sale, i have to say this because one time a guy bought the cover and complained there was no accordion... yes it's true..some people are this haunted! )
Why you need one of these?
Benefits of ownership-
Protecting your accordion from excess atmospheric dust when not in use.
If you have your accordion left on the floor and not in it's case it can get dust into the reeds and into the small hard to reach places all over the body, in time creating problems with the many mechanisms.
Always having the accordion in a case has it's downside and can mean you are less likely to practice as you get lazier taking it out of the case, and your sub conscious mind is not seeing the instrument, begging you to play it.
I am a firm believer that if you leave an instrument to lie around in your field of view you are far more likely to play it, even if it's just in short bursts, practice is accumulative and your playing will improve.
In the picture it can be seen covering a 5 voice Vignoni 37 key. There's a good 5 inches extra for a 41 key. ( accordion not included in the sale, i have to say this because one time a guy bought the cover and complained there was no accordion... yes it's true..some people are this haunted! )  If you have your accordion left on the floor and not in it's case it can get dust into the reeds and into the small hard to reach places all over the body, in time creating problems with the many mechanisms.  Always having the accordion in a case has it's downside and can mean you are less likely to practice as you get lazier taking it out of the case, and your sub conscious mind is not seeing the instrument, begging you to play it.  I am a firm believer that if you leave an instrument to lie around