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[Andy in Vermont]

I don't know whether Castagnari just recently added this to its website, or if it just became viewable to me after I recently upgraded my browser.
I know that some of us enjoy looking at old Hohner marketing materials, etc. In any case, I couldn't resist praising Castagnari's efforts on my blog, here: http://melodeonminutes.blogspot.com/2012/02/gorgeous-castagnari-catalog-now.html
Cheers,
Andy

[Thrupenny Bit]

Andy, I think it's new.
After looking at your link, I've just clicked on my normal 'favourites' link and it's appeared.
As you say, somewhat dribble generating!
Q

[Steve_freereeder]

Andy, I think it's new.
After looking at your link, I've just clicked on my normal 'favourites' link and it's appeared.
As you say, somewhat dribble generating!
Q

Yes - it's new, added in the last few days. Very nice it is too!

[Québécois]

I like the picture on page 65...

[Rob2Hook]

I like the picture on page 65...

It rather reflects your taste in headgear!  I'm now racking my brains to remember "The Walrus and the Carpenter..."

Rob.

[Lee Sinclair]

I'm trying to work out what my Catagnari model is. It is an A/D with two extra incidental buttons, stepped keyboard with 12 basses. I thought it was an Alain 12 but having looked in the catalogue mine differs in that it has a stop on the treble end. Any suggestions?

[rees]

Yours is the older Alain 12. They have now replaced the stop with two switches mounted in the grille.

[Lee Sinclair]

Cheers Rees! You don't happen to know what timber it is? Looks like a very straight grained pine, not cherry and not walnut. Any idea what they used to make them in?

[upmine3]

They stopped making the Kriss III and Kriss IV models too for some reason??