Giustozzi Lusso Accordion [SOLD] Reviews

2.5 Rating 53 Reviews

As new, this Giustozzi accordion is bass tuned for traditional playing, B/C dry tuning. It is an excellent accordion for traditional playing. The accordion has looks, sound, volume, quality and size. A small button board with thumb groove on the side and handmade reeds in this Giustozzi. This GIUSTOZZI is for sale in excess of €1650.00 but is valued at €1900.00.
Come and test the Giustozzi out! We are located in Baldoyle Industrial Estate in Dublin. Otherwise we guarantee your money back within 7 days if you're not satisfied for any reason!

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Unit 137 Baldoyle Industrial Estate, Baldoyle,
Unit 137 Baldoyle Industrial Estate, Baldoyle
Dublin
D13 X958

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Posted 3 months ago

“First off I am glad the person who left the 2nd review was able to get a great price on their Bravura Il Cannone Violin. Update to review left 3 months ago by my mother... parts of this review will be from our communication to McNeela. Initially, the Bravura Il Cannone violin presented well, but issues quickly arose while my niece played, including tuning pegs popping causing loose strings. My mother was in contact with McNeela Music every step of the way, but communication back took days or longer sometimes. My mother took the violin to a local luthier, who initially attributed the issue to the violin's newness. Subsequent to multiple returns six, to be precise the luthier theorized that the underlying cause may be insufficient friction between the peg and peg hole, improper string winding or humidity changes from Ireland to the USA, prompting a referral for my mother to a colleague with over 50 years of experience, who discovered the pegs needed "reworking" and the G and E strings were "cutting into the nut". While the violin was unstrung further inspection revealed a 2 1/4-inch crack under the tailpiece, attributed to possible humidity change in shipping and the saddle. This was not expected from a new violin. The luthier advised my mother that the crack and other problems could be repaired on the violin, noting the crack would lower the violin's value.. My mother was beside herself with worry, uncertain of the best course of action. My niece had already been told multiple times that it was unacceptable for her to be without a violin, given her numerous musical commitments and educational pursuits. My mother was still trying to communicate with McNeela Music and hadn't recieved a viable answer and my recommendation to wait and evaluate how this company would manage this situation on #104209, and despite understanding that buying another violin was not financially justifiable at this time, My mother nonetheless purchased four additional violins!! My mother also granted permission for the repair to the Bravura Il Cannone, although she was disheartened by the potential loss of value. Nonetheless, my niece was enamored with the tone. Finally, aftwr repairs are made Sean reaches out with an unsettling response. I wish I could attach photos, this has been a sad situation”

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Posted 5 months ago

Hi Brandy, I acknowledge that our communication could have been better on this, and we’ve reviewed the case in detail. While it’s difficult to closely monitor every long email thread, I can see Séan tried his best to help, offering a return for refund or replacement, covering return shipping, and extending the return window well beyond our standard policy. We’ve reviewed the photos of the top crack you sent. The violin did not leave our workshop with any visible crack, particularly of that size. Given the location (under the tailpiece near the saddle/center seam), the most likely cause is environmental stress, particularly heat/dryness during transit or local climate swings on it's way to Montana, which can open seams or create “saddle”/center-seam cracks, and can also lead to peg slippage until the instrument re-stabilises. Even so, we understand why you authorised local repairs to get your niece playing again. Third-party work sits outside our usual process without advance notice, but we genuinely appreciate the pressure you were under. We’ve tightened packing and climate-buffering steps for long-haul shipments. I’ve offered a goodwill gesture directly by email and will continue to prioritise your case. Thank you for sticking with us while we improve. Kind regards, Emma

Posted 5 months ago

“Hi, I recently made a couple of instrument purchases. The first was the Irish Celt tenor banjo. I’m very pleased with the banjo. The quality was evident and the cosmetic changes to the previous model were very well thought out and done very nicely. So I decided to try the A style premium mandolin next. When it arrived it seemed to be well done and arrived in great shape. Due to illness I wasn’t able to spend any time with it until very recently. Well, as I started the learning process I started noticing some problems with my beautiful new mandolin. First of all it was obviously not set up as it should have been. First the G and D tuners were so tight it was impossible to turn them to tune the strings. The tuners are so bad the mandolin is constantly out of tune. I thought the new(?) strings were still stretching but they would have settled down by now. Next the G and D strings are too large for the bridge string guide holes. No setup was obviously done to properly seat the strings halfway down resting in the string slots. Next the tailpiece is installed on a slant which is causing acoustic vibrations because several strings are in contact with the tailpiece cover. This also has resulted in making it extremely difficult to remove the tailpiece cover to install new strings. I’ve tried several times to slide the cover back but it wouldn’t budge. I’m not going to use extreme force to remove the cover because I’m concerned that I might damage the wood body of the mandolin contact point. So now I have to take the mandolin to an expensive local luthier once I find a good one and have him do a total setup including properly sizing the bridge slots and then replace the tuners and also replace the tailpiece. Before I’m done I would probably have spent several hundred dollars to bring it up to the basic shape it should have been in when I opened its shipping box. So I am disappointed McNeela shipped my mandolin to me without doing some basic setup. A basic setup would have caught all these problems without a doubt. My opinion of McNeela has been damaged by this mess. James Casey, Oak Lawn, Illinois USA”

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Posted 6 months ago

Hi James, Thanks for taking the time to share your experience and I’m really sorry to hear that the mandolin didn’t arrive in the condition it should have. You’ve clearly been overlooked here, and that’s not how we want any customer to feel. I know our customer service team has been in touch and we’re more than happy to organise a repair, replacement, or full refund, whatever works best for you. We take pride in our instruments and always aim to deliver them properly set up and ready to play. In this case, it sounds like we fell short, and we’ll be reviewing what went wrong so it doesn’t happen again. We stand behind every product we sell, and back it up with a 30-day money-back guarantee and dedicated customer support. If something’s not right, we’ll make it right. Thanks again James, and we’ll make sure this gets resolved to your satisfaction. Best regards, The McNeela Team

Posted 6 months ago

“I invested in the Bravura Il Cannone Violin for my 12-year-old granddaughter after her orchestra teacher informed me that the school violin was hindering her progress due to its unsatisfactory sound quality. Locally, we explored numerous options. I was apprehensive about making an online purchase, especially from another country. However, she meticulously evaluated various violins online through Messenger calls and subsequently discovered McNeela Music on YouTube. After repeated comparisons of six different violins, her final decision narrowed down to the Bravura Il Cannone Violin and the McNeela Virtuoso Violin. Since acquiring the Bravura Il Cannone Violin, her progress has been remarkable. In fact, she has been offered positions in the Youth Fiddle group, Community Orchestra, Youth Symphony Orchestra, and the school's High Strings Orchestra. Although I would have preferred to purchase the McNeela Virtuoso Violin as well, given the Symphony Orchestra's requirement for a backup instrument, the Bravura Il Cannone Violin was a substantial investment for me, especially considering I raise seven grandchildren and have faced financial constraints following the loss of my husband to COVID-19. In the future, I intend to purchase the McNeela Easy String Violin for her brothers. McNeela Music made the experience of purchasing from them so easy.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“I wasn't happy with this concertina. Within a few days of playing the buttons started to sound without being depressed - which makes playing impossible since there is always another note playing whatever you play. I was disappointed.”

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Posted 8 months ago

Hi Howard, Thanks for your review, and we’re really sorry to hear about the issue you experienced with your concertina. That’s certainly not the standard we aim for. We actually reached out to you back in October to arrange a return so we could repair or replace the instrument for you, and we’re still very happy to do that now. Just let us know, and we’ll cover all return costs to make the process easy. We’d love the chance to make this right—please feel free to get in touch when it suits. Best regards, The McNeela Team

Posted 8 months ago

“10/10 for delivery: Nine and a half days from Order in Ireland to Delivery in Adelaide South Australia. 10/10 for quality of tone. 10/10 for solid build Apart from comments on finer points (below) I have to say that after a series of adjustments to nut, saddle and bridge the instrument is beautiful to handle and play; produces a beautiful tone with projection, sustain and just the right level of brightness. It is perfectly suited to an experienced session/ semi-pro gig player; I also expect it would perform well in the studio. I would absolutely recommend it for players up to intermediate and semi pro level. I give 7/10 for accuracy of construction; alignment of body to neck out by approximately 2 or 3 degrees, hard to measure but visually the maple joint piece at the tail end does not line up with the tailpiece and the gaps either side of the neck are unequal where it enters the pot. There were loose bolts/screws on the arm rest and the rim fixings. I did a bit of tightening and all is good now. 9. 5 / 10 for appearance and finish. beautiful gloss finish on excellent timber. a couple of scratches had not been rubbed back before being polished over. Zero/10 for NIL information received about the instrument. No information on care maintenance/ cleaning. No procedure for skin adjustment. No notes about set-up, intonation, string height, bridge and nut adjustments. No Warranty schedule. No advice about string guages. I contacted McNeela about these points which, fair play, was acknowledged immediately. So taking into consideration the excellent price and overall quality I am 100% happy with Mcneela's service, the way the instrument plays and sounds and, after a few weeks practice, I have even been playing the odd tune at my regular session. Well done Padraic.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“The lever for the half times don’t hold. I sent a support request a week ago but still no answer. The strings are low quality and without doing anything just snap and break. This instrument even if saying that it’s in promotion is too expensive for the quality provided.”

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Posted 9 months ago

Hi Isiralosi, If the levers are not holding they just need to be tightened. We're going to send you a video within the next 24 hours showing you to do this and how to carefully tune the strings without breaking them. If you can email us which strings that snapped we can send you replacements.

Posted 9 months ago

“Received my Viking tenor banjo recently. It arrived very well packaged and I was lucky everything was sound and it was not damaged. It is a beatiful instrument and it was a good choice. The only problem I could see was the arm rest needed repositioning and the bridge was sub standard to the rest of the instrument. The G string was coming out of its notch as it wasn’t deep enough. I had to order another bridge from another website. I did feedback this problem but unfortunately I didn’t receive a reply….”

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Posted 1 year ago