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Titano Palmer Convertor Virtuoso FreeBass Accordion, Excellent

This is the most sought-after Titano 4/5 Reeds FreeBass professional accordion - the ideal instrument for every professional performer and the ultimate accordion for serious collectors.
The Titano Palmer Convertor Virtuoso is the easiest and the most popular FreeBass converter system. This Titano's converter quint accordion uses the very same note sequence that accordionists already knew from their stradella basses without other free bass mechanism's added size and weight. The fundamental and counter bass rows repeat in the chords three times: the fundamental and counter bass are the lowest octave while the major and minor chords are the next higher octave, and the 7th and diminished chords become the highest octave. By one push of a button, the player converts the stradella (standard) bass machine to a FreeBass system permitting the player to form desired chords or play single notes as the music may require. You can immediately enjoy almost all the exiting regular piano scores without special re-arrangement for accordion.

Features and Conditions:

41 treble keys and 120 bass buttons

Smooth shallow and extremely fast and quiet standard 17 5/8" keyboard

4 sets of treble (LMMH. Dry tuning) and 5 sets of bass hand-made reeds from Swedish blue steel

Smooth 11 treble switches + Palm switch and 7 bass switches. Treble Switches: Bassoon (L), Accordion (LMM), Bandoneon (LM), Harmornium (LMH), Organ (LH), Master (LMMH), Musette (MMH), Violin (MM), Oboe (MH), Clarinet (M), Piccolo (H). Bass Switches: 5 regular bass switches and 2 FreeBass control switches

Manufacturer installed 3+2 internal microphone system with separate volume control for treble and bass sides.

Every note, key, button, and reed works perfectly

Perfectly working bass machine (the upper-left-most button works as air-release button)

Airtight bellows. No odor or smell

Perfect treble keyboard - flat and no sticking - with the dual suspension key pinning system using two separate axels for black and white keys providing the critical balance needed for "velvet" response, swift action, and perfect alignment