Accordion
Hohner Bravo III 80
Price: 1.499 EUR – 2.331 EUR
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A near-full-size Bravo III with 37 piano keys and 80 bass buttons covering fundamental bass, counter bass, and major/minor/seventh chords - one step below the flagship 96 and 120-bass models.
About the Hohner Bravo III 80
The Bravo III 80 uses 37 right-hand piano keys spanning F to F, larger than the 72-bass model's 34 keys, paired with 80 left-hand bass buttons. Those 80 buttons cover the fundamental bass note, a counter/alternate bass note, and major, minor and dominant-seventh chord buttons for each key - the full standard chord vocabulary minus the diminished-seventh row found on 96- and 120-bass instruments, a row rarely used outside jazz and certain classical repertoire.
Like the rest of the Bravo III range, it includes Hohner's Silent Key mechanism to reduce keyboard noise, a Soft Touch treble keyboard, and an improved bass mechanism. This mid-to-upper tier suits players who want most of a full accordion's harmonic vocabulary without needing the diminished chords the largest bass layouts add.
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Sound character of the Hohner Bravo III 80
Sitting between the 72- and 96-bass Bravo models, its 80 bass buttons cover major/minor/seventh chords but omit the diminished row the larger models add - harmonically capable for popular and folk repertoire, but not built for the full jazz chord vocabulary of the flagship models.
Technical data for the Hohner Bravo III 80
| Type | Chromatic piano accordion |
|---|---|
| Keys | 37 (F-F) |
| Bass buttons | 80 |
| Chord types | Major, minor, 7th (no diminished) |
| Feature | Silent Key mechanism |
Price history for the Hohner Bravo III 80
Cheapest seen: 1.499 EUR · Most expensive seen: 2.331 EUR
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The history of the Hohner Bravo III 80
The Bravo III 80 fills the gap between Hohner's 72-bass and 96-bass Bravo III models, giving players nearly complete standard chord access at a lower cost and lighter weight than the full 96 or 120-bass instruments.
