Accordion
Hohner Bravo III 120
Price: 1.304 EUR – 2.138 EUR
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The full-size, top of Hohner's Bravo line: 41 piano keys spanning three-plus octaves and a full 120 standard bass buttons, with 7 treble registers and 5 tonal colors for genuine orchestral range.
About the Hohner Bravo III 120
The Bravo III 120 is a full-sized piano accordion rather than the reduced-scale instruments aimed at beginners: 41 keys cover more than three octaves on the treble side, and 120 standard bass buttons on the left give access to the complete circle of major, minor and dominant-seventh chords used in serious accordion repertoire, spanning jazz, polka, classical and rock arrangements alike. Reed configuration is 3/4 LMM (three treble voices, four-reed bass), with 7 treble registers and 5 distinct tonal colors selectable via register switches.
At 9.2 kg it remains comparatively light for a full 120-bass instrument thanks to Hohner's ergonomic Bravo shaping, and inherits the Silent Key mechanism, Soft Touch treble keyboard and improved bass mechanism shared across the Bravo III range. This is the instrument tier where a player commits to full accordion repertoire rather than a simplified beginner bass layout.
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Sound character of the Hohner Bravo III 120
The full 120-bass Stradella system and 7 treble registers across 5 tonal colors give this the widest harmonic and tonal range in the Bravo line - closer to a genuine small orchestra than a single reed voice. With three to four reed banks per note (3/4 LMM), it can sound anywhere from a thin, piccolo-like top voice to a deep, organ-like blend.
Technical data for the Hohner Bravo III 120
| Type | Chromatic piano accordion |
|---|---|
| Keys | 41 |
| Bass buttons | 120 |
| Reeds | 3/4 LMM |
| Treble registers | 7 |
| Weight | 9.2 kg |
Price history for the Hohner Bravo III 120
Cheapest seen: 1.304 EUR · Most expensive seen: 2.138 EUR
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The history of the Hohner Bravo III 120
The Bravo III 120 caps Hohner's Bravo family as the full-range instrument for players ready to move beyond reduced bass counts, positioned as an accessible alternative to Hohner's more expensive professional Morino and Gola lines while still offering genuine 120-bass functionality.
