Hohner Bravo III 120 Accordion
- Write a Review
- SKU
- #501162000001000
-
- MSRP:
- $2,375.00
-
- Your Savings:
- - $475.00
-
Free Shipping on Orders over $25
-
- Your Price:
- $190000
- Free Shipping
- Top Seller
- Flexible Financing
- Price Match
- Satisfaction Guarantee
- Ships Worldwide
-
res13052503135366822655949
-
res13052503135366822655949Hohner HA3522 Corona II Classic Diatonic Accordion Level 2 J... $1,570.80
res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
-
res13052503135366822655949Hohner 3500 Corona II GCF Diatonic Accordion Red Pearl $1,280.10 - $1,506.00
res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
-
res13052503135366822655949Hohner Corona IIIN Xtreme FBbEb Accordion Level 2 Pearl Red ... $2,739.55
res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
-
res13052503135366822655949Hohner El Rey Del Vallenato GCF Accordion Level 2 Yellow 889... $915.45 - $1,077.00
res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
-
res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
-
res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
- res13052503135366822655949
A solid, easy-to-use, professional accordion.
The Hohner Bravo III 120 Piano Accordion is a rugged and musically versatile instrument with performance features like the incorporation of the T-keyboard mechanism. The Hohner Barvo III Accordian has standard reedplates, 41 piano keys (with 5 registers and 3 chorus), 120 bass buttons (with 3 registers and 4 chorus), and 3 sets of reeds. Hohner includes textile straps and a gig bag with the Bravo III Piano Accordion.
Features
- Reedplates: 3
Treble
- Piano keys: 41
- Notes: 41 (F—A)
- Chorus: 3
- Registers: 5 (7)
Standard Bass
- Bass buttons: 96
- Chorus: 4
- Registers: 3
- Includes:
- Textile Straps
Order this beauty of an accordion at an extremely affordable price today!
Bravo III 120 Accordion Specifications:
- Dimensions: 24"W x 23"H x 13"D
- Weight: 35.5 lb.
Review Snapshot®
by PowerReviews(based on 1 review)
Ratings Distribution
Reviews
Reviewed by 1 customer
Displaying review 1
Comments about Hohner Bravo III 120 Accordion:
I just bought and recieved this accordion and played it for a couple of hours. I have a few other accordions and a bandoneon, and I perform French and Tango music. I have a sensitive ear and value good tone quality. After playing and listening to this instrument carefully, I am unsatisfied and have decided to return it.The Right Hand side of the instrument certainly sounds better than the Left Hand side, however, it lacks a tone quality, a smoothness/mellowness of tone that my other old accordions have (a child-size Titano and a Rondella musette, both old Italian-mades). It has a rough/rattly sound, which does not get smoother the more you play. The musette does not beat evenly in the tuning from key to key. And the button selecting the sound of all the reeds going at once sounds so bad as to be completely unusable, because of the rough tuning and harsh texture.The sound of the Left Hand side is what really makes me think this instrument is not worth the price. There are 3 different selections of reed combinations, and each one is very clumsy/rattly sounding, even more than the RH. All three are different combinations of octaves - there are no single notes in the bass - so it is impossible to get one pure-sounding note in the LH. The LH overpowers the RH because of its harsh/clunky tone quality.It is certainly a good-looking instrument, but I wish as much care would have been put into the sound-producing materials on the inside as is put into the beautiful casing and gigbag that comes with it.Some research will reveal that the Bravo line is made in the Hohner factory in China rather than in Germany, where their high-end models are made. I suspect the materials used are the cheapest availabe, and the craftsman are much less than enthusiastic about their work.Hearing this accordion makes me wary to even try one of Hohner's high-end models.
Displaying review 1
