Hohner Bravo III 120 Silent Key Accordion (Red)

General

With the professional Hohner Bravo III 120, your accordion playing knows no limits. This giant offers a wealth of keys, basses and timbres. You can make use of three choirs. This means that behind each key there are three reeds, which can sound separately or combined. This gives you a choice of five timbres with your stops, from low gurgles to full hisses and high whistles. Open all registers and your accordion blares through the room like a church organ. With the term "Silent Key", Hohner refers to the covering felt under the keys, which prevents clattering.

Endless playing possibilities with 41 keys and 120 basses

Accordions are not measured in centimetres, but in the number of basses. Thus, 32-bassers are the smallest accordions and 80-bassers are in the mid-range. This Hohner Bravo III is a 120-bass, the largest of its kind. This gives you a row of diminished chord basses, which is missing on most other instruments. On the key side are 41 keys, or almost 4 octaves. Try finding a piece that falls outside this range. And if that's not enough, the Hohner Bravo III 120 with its black cloth bellows is also very stylish.