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(Date Posted:24/10/2007 01:52:47)

Hi kids, Although I joined this esteemed group of boxers a couple years ago, I've been a lurker in the shadows--seeking info as I can find it , and not choosing to sully the e-waves with my ignorance. But here goes: A friend of mine bought a couple of monster piano accordions, and I tried one out, and was briefly intrigued, in spite of my attempts to change bellow directions when playing different notes. Old habits die hard. I thought about said monsters, did a bunch too much research, and finally decided they are not for me. I play some anglo concertina, and harmonica, fiddle, bouzouki, mando family stuff, banjos, etc. at no time am I adept with piano style keyboards. After more research, and fear of buying from internet auctions, I sought, and found a reasonably priced, used Pokerwork from a reputable dealer (if that isn't an oxymoron ;-}). Here's the question: I seem to have found two model numbers for the Pokerwork, 2815 and 2915. They both seem to be identical in every way. Is this a typo on the part of the sellers, or what? It's perplexing. The model number isn't listed on the unit I'm buying, but I am curious. Thanks for any input you can give me. Jim

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(Date Posted:24/10/2007 01:52:49)

Hi kids,

Although I joined this esteemed group of boxers a couple years ago, I've been a lurker in the shadows--seeking info as I can find it , and not choosing to sully the e-waves with my ignorance. But here goes:

A friend of mine bought a couple of monster piano accordions, and I tried one out, and was briefly intrigued, in spite of my attempts to change bellow directions when playing different notes. Old habits die hard. I thought about said monsters, did a bunch too much research, and finally decided they are not for me. I play some anglo concertina, and harmonica, fiddle, bouzouki, mando family stuff, banjos, etc. at no time am I adept with piano style keyboards. After more research, and fear of buying from internet auctions, I sought, and found a reasonably priced, used Pokerwork from a reputable dealer (if that isn't an oxymoron ;-}).

Here's the question: I seem to have found two model numbers for the Pokerwork, 2815 and 2915. They both seem to be identical in every way. Is this a typo on the part of the sellers, or what? It's perplexing. The model number isn't listed on the unit I'm buying, but I am curious. Thanks for any input you can give me.

Jim
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(Date Posted:24/10/2007 12:13:51)

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Here's the question: I seem to have found two model numbers for the Pokerwork, 2815 and 2915. They both seem to be identical in every way. Is this a typo on the part of the sellers, or what? It's perplexing. The model number isn't listed on the unit I'm buying, but I am curious. Thanks for any input you can give me. Jim

The 2815 is probably a mistake. The model list from the Hohner website lists only No. 2915 (page 6, among the "N"s, listed as HH (= Handharmonika)). No mention of a 2815. Mind you, as has been noted before, this list isn't 100% accurate - it doesn't list the Hohner Shand Morino BCC#, nor the Black Dot version of the Erica.

Bill Y

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