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| 2004 Trade Show Exhibitors |
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| Each year the Sata-Häme Soi - Accordion Festival offers a large Trade Show Exhibit area with such items as accordions (including cajun, diatonic, children's instruments, electronic and concert instruments) music, recordings, straps and accessories, T-shirts, jewelry and other items. |
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A feature of this years Trade Show was the new Roland accordions which received much interest. Unfortunately with most Finnish accordionists playing chromatic accordions, the piano accordion version of the instrument was not immediately accessible to most interested people, but the distributor tells me that the chromatic version should be available by the end of the year. |
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The FR-7/5 can simulate up to 30 different accordion sound sets, each including 14 Treble Registers, 7 Bass & Chord Registers and 7 Free Bass Registers. The interface enables switching instantly from an Italian Jazz sound to a German Folk, French Musette, or historic Bandoneon sound.
The V-Accordions don't depend on moving parts to generate sound. This results in an always "in tune" instrument, with both keyboards on each instrument capable of playing within a wide range of octaves. Either model can be plugged directly into a sound system or a recording device via a 1/4-inch cable. A headphone jack is offered for silent practice. The High/Low Mode feature enables control of up to four parts simultaneously in real time from just one V-Accordion. Onboard MIDI functionality allows integration of sound modules, arranger keyboards or an external sequencer via the FBC-7 Footswitch Battery Charger. |
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| Two of the manufacturers (Soitin and Lasse Pihlajamaa) brought their traveling accordion business set up in large busses. As you can see by the pictures, no space was left unused, including these instruments and CD's displayed around the steering wheel. |
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For further information
about displaying at the 2005 festival, please contact: |
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