Weltmeister Serino
Price: 350 EUR – 825 EUR
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A German-made piano accordion line from Klingenthal, sold across multiple bass configurations (48 through 120), with the 96-bass version using 37 treble keys, 11 treble and 5 bass registers for wide tonal variety.
About the Weltmeister Serino
Weltmeister's Serino line, like most piano accordion families, scales across several bass-button counts to serve different player levels within the same basic design philosophy. The 96-bass configuration uses 37 treble keys with 4 treble reed plates and 2 bass reed plates, offering 11 treble switches and 5 bass switches - a substantial number of register combinations for varying tone color mid-performance, weighing approximately 9.35 kg.
Across the Serino range, larger configurations (like the 120-bass version) add more treble keys, switches and weight, while smaller ones (48-bass) simplify down to 26 keys and fewer registers. All are manufactured in Germany at Weltmeister's historic Klingenthal factory, a detail that matters to buyers specifically seeking German-built accordion craftsmanship over Italian or Chinese-made alternatives at similar price points.
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Sound character of the Weltmeister Serino
With 11 treble and 5 bass registers on the 96-bass version, this German-built accordion can shift between many reed-rank combinations for a wide range of tonal color - from thin solo-reed sounds to the fuller, richer blends typical of larger German-made instruments from the Klingenthal tradition.
Technical data for the Weltmeister Serino
| Type | Chromatic piano accordion |
|---|---|
| Keys (96-bass version) | 37 |
| Bass buttons | 96 |
| Treble switches | 11 |
| Bass switches | 5 |
| Origin | Klingenthal, Germany |
Price history for the Weltmeister Serino
Cheapest seen: 350 EUR · Most expensive seen: 825 EUR
The history of the Weltmeister Serino
Weltmeister has manufactured accordions in Klingenthal, Germany for over 150 years, tracing the town's instrument-making tradition back to 17th-century violin makers, and the Serino line represents one of the company's core piano-accordion families across the intermediate-to-professional range.
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