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Same traditional design as the Blues Harp® Holder, but large enough to accommodate all types of HOHNER harmonica except Orchestra models. Popular for tremolo and octave instruments as well as ten-hole diatonic harps. For hands-free playing in all styles. Read moreINV01987
Her name might not suggest it, but the Corona II is actually quite the all-rounder. She’s the instrument of choice for artists ranging from Norteño and Tex-Mex artists like Flaco Jiménez, to punk rocker Matt Hensley of Flogging Molly. She can even be heard on Bob Dylan’s 2009 single “Beyond Here Lies Nothing,” creating an unusual yet exciting combination of blues rock and the Norteño accordion sound. The Corona II is the perfect accordion for both stage and studio productions, with the typical HOHNER sound, offering advanced and professional musicians everything they could ask for. Read moreINV07569
The typical HOHNER sound, as crisp and voluminous as we know it – but at an incredible price.
- Number of notes: 62
- Buttons: 31
- Button rows: 3
- Class: diatonic
- Voices: 2
- Tone colors: 1
- Keys: G/C/F
- Standard basses: 12
- Standard bass voices: 5 S
- ize: 31 x 19 cm / 12.2” x 7.5”
- Weight: 4 kg
- Color: black
- Reed plate quality: standard
- Straps: Standard straps
- Case: Gigbag
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The Bravo II 48 might be the smallest of the Bravo Series, but it’s just as powerful as its bigger counterparts. A perfect companion especially for small learners, the Bravo II 48 is your entrance into the world of accordions. Read moreINV09131
Enter the stage with this beginner’s accordion! Designed specifically for learners, this accordion is your perfect partner for stage performances and playing in orchestras. It offers everything beginners and advanced learners need.
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The bigger brother to the Bravo III 80, the Bravo III 96, offers everything a beginner and advanced learner needs in an accordion. The typical HOHNER sound is combined with a low weight, for your first steps on “the boards that mean the world”.
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