TOP PICKS
Bestseller No. 1
TianChunyue 34 Keys 60 Bass Accordion for Adults Beginner Piano Accordion Instrument for Adults (Black1)
- 【Rich Tone and Responsive Sound】 This 34-Key, 60-Bass accordion is crafted with precision, delivering accurate tuning and a powerful touch. Its sharp, clear sound allows you to easily adjust rhythm and tempo during performances, adding versatility and depth to your music.
- 【High-Quality Materials】 Designed for beginners, this accordion offers multiple tone options for varied and dynamic performances. The responsive bass keys feature an imitation agate keyboard, providing a smooth, comfortable feel with optimal sensitivity. With a balanced structural design, it’s perfect for both solo and ensemble playing.
- 【Well-Engineered Design】 The 60-bass accordion is fitted with a black lambskin bellows, which moves freely while remaining securely fastened with steel bands at each corner for optimal strength and airtightness. The spacing between the bass keys is ergonomically designed, ensuring ease of use and a scientific structure. The side straps are reinforced with steel bands, making the bellows easy to open and close with a secure seal.
- 【A Fine Instrument for Musicians】 This beautifully made accordion is perfect for fostering a love of music and enhancing creativity and rhythm. It’s simple to operate, easy to carry, and comes with both shoulder straps and a backpack, making it a great choice for musicians on the go.
- 【Versatile and Stylish】 With its vibrant color and exquisite craftsmanship, this accordion is ideal for music performances and educational purposes. It also makes a fantastic gift for friends or family, offering both beauty and functionality.
Bestseller No. 2
Hohner Accordions 1304-RED
- 48 Bass; Red body with 26 Keys
- Range B-C
- 2 Sets of Reeds
- Tremolo Tuning
- Three treble registers with one repeat
Bestseller No. 5
Baronelli Accordion (ACPK30-RD)
- Baronelli 30 Piano Keys and 48 Bass Button Accordion
- Beautiful Pearl Finish
- 3 Switches Classic
- Two Padded, Adjustable Leatherette Shoulder Straps
- Hardshell Case with Lock
Bestseller No. 7
Roland FR-1X Premium V-Accordion Lite with 26 Piano Keys and Speakers, Black
- Full range high quality speakers on board in bass reflex box: 7 W x 2
- USB memory port for Wave/MP3 player, new-sounds upload, data loading/saving
- Professional look with friendly user interface and 7-segment LED
- Standard and Free Bass modes
- 16 Accordion Sets, 16 Orchestral sounds, four Virtual Tone Wheel presets, eight User Programs
Bestseller No. 9
Hohner Bravo Piano Accordion, 72 Bass, Red
- Tremolo Tuning, 34 keys, range G-E, 5 treble registers, 72 bass buttons, 4 voices, 2 bass registers, keyboard length 16"
- Includes adjustable textile straps.
- Gig bag.
- Incredible Value
- Warranty is for parts and labor to repair any manufacturer defects. it lasts for 90 days after the purchase date
Bestseller No. 10
SM3448 Piano Accordion w/Free NAC-4872 Roll Away Case, a $160 Value. 34 Key, 48 Bass, Leather Harness Straps also included. (White Pearl)
- Keyboard 34 Notes G-E
- Four Bass Rows, Twelve notes each, Counter Bass, Fundamental Bass, Major, Minor, Chords
- New grill with improved switch plate design
- New, 2.5" Wide Leather Straps with Harness, Designed for Maximum playing comfort
- New, Fitted NAC Roll Away Trolly Case Designed for Maximum Protection, featuring a Telescoping Handle
BUYING GUIDE
Whether you’re an experienced accordionist or someone taking their first steps into the world of bellows and buttons, choosing the right accordion is essential. Accordions come in various sizes, configurations, and styles, so it’s important to know what to look for when buying one. Here is a guide to assist you in making the best choice:
1. Type of Accordion: There are various types of accordions, including piano, button, diatonic, chromatic, and concertina. Your choice will depend on your musical style, familiarity with the keyboard, and personal preference.
2. Size and Weight: Accordions can be quite heavy and bulky, which can affect your comfort while playing. Consider the number of keys and bass buttons as well, as this will influence the size and weight of the instrument.
3. Number of Reeds: The number of reeds in an accordion affects its tonal range and sound quality. More reeds generally provide a richer sound but also make the accordion heavier and more expensive.
4. Sound Tonalities: Some accordions offer different tonalities (LMMH system, for example), which means you can modify the sound to your liking. It’s an important feature if you’re planning to play various types of music.
5. Keyboard or Buttons: Decide between a piano-style keyboard or a button layout. The choice may depend on your background and the type of music you want to play.
6. Brand and Build Quality: Renowned brands usually offer better build quality and sound. However, they can be expensive. Make sure to check the accordion’s build quality, even if it’s from a well-known brand.
7. Budget: Accordions can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Have a clear budget in mind and try to find the best quality instrument within that range.
8. Used or New: A used accordion can be a good option if you’re on a budget or if you’re looking for a vintage instrument with a unique sound. However, make sure to check its condition carefully or have it evaluated by a professional.
9. Straps and Cases: Quality straps can make playing the accordion much more comfortable, and a sturdy case is crucial for protecting your instrument when not in use or during travel.
10. Try Before You Buy: If possible, always try an accordion before you buy it. Even if all the specifications seem perfect, the ultimate test is how it feels and sounds to you.
Remember, the right accordion will depend on your personal needs, preferences, and budget. Make sure you understand your requirements and compare different models based on these factors. Enjoy the journey of choosing your ideal accordion, and happy playing!
