While the notes are accurate during the time this concertina works, this concertina has buttons that stick, and notes that stay open even when the button isn't pressed.
If you're thinking of taking it apart to try and repair it, good luck. The screws pictured above don't turn very easily. Obviously they weren't meant for taking back out. If you get them out, though, you then have to deal with the fact that the place to access the buttons is -GLUED SHUT-. So good luck getting in there.
Also, I had to make a new hole in the hand straps to get it tight enough, but that may just be because I have scrawny hands.
If you're looking for a cheap and affordable one to try to learn on, I'd pass on this one, even though it is a 30-button. Unless you can learn it all up on a day, it won't be worth the money ya pay on it. I guess I've learned from my experience though. (at least it arrived in a timely manner.)Get more detail about Bargain 30 Button Anglo Concertina.
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