Accordion
Hohner Bravo II 60
Price: 1.407 EUR – 1.695 EUR
Availability: 6/10 (Common)
A middle ground within Hohner's small-format Bravo II line: the same compact 26-key treble side as the 48-bass model, but with a larger 60-button bass side for slightly more chord range.
About the Hohner Bravo II 60
The Bravo II 60 shares its 26-key treble keyboard with the smaller Bravo II 48, keeping the compact, lighter-weight scale suited to younger or smaller-framed players, but extends the bass side from 48 to 60 buttons for a wider range of available chords without jumping to a full-size Bravo III instrument. It remains firmly in Hohner's small-format tier rather than approaching adult full-size scale.
Construction carries over the Bravo family's T-keyboard mechanism, redesigned keyboard mounting for quiet key action, and comparable build quality to the 48-bass model, making the 60 a natural next step for a young player whose repertoire has started to demand chords beyond the smaller instrument's range.
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Sound character of the Hohner Bravo II 60
Shares the compact 26-key, 2-voice treble side of the Bravo II 48 - so the fundamental tone (thin, light, quick-responding) is the same - but its 60 bass buttons add more chord options on the left hand without changing the treble sound itself.
Technical data for the Hohner Bravo II 60
| Type | Chromatic piano accordion |
|---|---|
| Keys | 26 |
| Bass buttons | 60 |
| Format | Small/compact |
| Related model | Bravo II 48 (same keyboard) |
The history of the Hohner Bravo II 60
The Bravo II 60 gives Hohner's smallest-format accordion line an intermediate bass option between the very basic 48-bass model and stepping up to a full Bravo III, extending the useful life of a small-format instrument as a young player's needs grow.
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