Hohner Accordions 1304-RED 48 Bass Entry Level Piano Accordion, Red

Not happy at all it’s out of Tune. The buttons don’t work right I wanna send it back.

The accordion works great. Even though it was manufactured in China, people wishing to buy this one, should not worry. Many items are outsourced to China for manufacturing. It is the high quality instrument for beginner and advanced player. Thank You for a quick delivery! I strongly recommend this seller!

It's a lovely little instrument. I bought it so I could practice without hauling out one of my 120 Bass behemoths. It's exactly what I hoped it would be in size. Comes with a great little soft case that has pockets to store odds and ends. Comes with sturdy straps large enough for me (I'm a tall lady, 5' 11"). What I love about it is just about everything. The only drawback (and the reason I only gave it four stars) is the bass overwhelms the keys, so the balance is "off". I believe this instrument will hold it's value, and am happy with it as an investment. I still prefer the vintage models, but unless you are lucky enough to try it out in person, it's very chancy to buy vintage. If I had a child who was interested in accordion, this is the one I'd buy. It's light, playable, and best of all, the three "voices" are distinct. The bellows are sturdy and air-tight and I'm glad to add this to my collection.

I read some bad reviews on the quality of this item that others had received. I don't know what I was thinking when I thought I would have better luck. I mean, if it worked ok, that would be fine, and my review would be positive. But it doesn't. It plays notes when no keys or buttons are pressed. You have to remove a panel to take out a shipping pad on the bass side, which I did. But all the bass buttons were not returning to their up position at first. The mechanisms were dislodged. I got all the buttons lined up back to position, put the panel back on, but still it is playing a chord on the bass side both pushing and pulling without pressing anything. I'm so disappointed. I had purchased a used accordion from a local place and got it home and it fell apart within an hour, so I thought I would get online and just get a new one. Nope, shouldn't have, not this one anyway. Returning for a refund.

Amazing!

I will praise the Seller. The Hohnica 1304-RED is not quality tested before packaging in China. I believe Hohner Accordions are all built in China with German supervision. It is beautiful and loud (see the other Reviews about the issues with volume). My first purchase had no Air Release Button, the bass buttons did not function correctly and the Reed Selector button malfunctioned. So I returned it and ordered another one. On arrival I tested it. All was working fine (Bass is louder that the Treble keys). After about an hour of play the Reed Selectors stopped selecting the White Button. I contacted the seller and they informed me that I was the only one that had Issues with the September 2019 Shipment they received. Hard to believe reading the other Reviews. I am going to buy a used one locally, that I can test drive. I selected this instrument to play at songwriter circles and open mic gatherings (piano are not mobile and electrical instruments are shunned). $600 for a defective new instrument?

I'm in my 50s and this is my first accordion. I got this because I wanted to learn an instrument that was more portable than a piano (!) and I thought that I could put years of childhood piano lessons to good use. I'm pleased with the mix of basic functionality and a few "extra" features (more left-hand buttons) that I can use as my skills progress.The instrument arrived 5 days after I placed my order. It's beautiful! There are a few fit and quality issues that my instructor and I noticed with my first lesson. I am an average-height woman with a bustline. I anticipate replacing the right shoulder strap, as it doesn't lengthen sufficiently to allow ideal positioning of the instrument when seated. Also, the left hand strap is a bit tight for ideal left hand position (even though my hand and wrist are slim, and I have adjusted the strap almost to the point of disconnecting it). There is a small leak somewhere in the bellows - if I can locate it, I hope to seal it with duct tape. If I press the E one octave above "middle E" more than very lightly, it also pulls the F next to it, sounding both notes (sounds horrible). None of these issues is so bad that I can't use the instrument as a learner, but I wish I'd known about them before selecting this instrument. Also - in an attempt to fill out the Accordion Registration Card, I needed to contact Hohner (had to find the telephone number online) to find out where to find the serial number on my instrument. I was told that, for this type of accordion, no serial number was issued or needed. So I completed the remainder of the self-addressed card, affixed postage and mailed it off. The card came back in the mail as "not deliverable - unable to forward." I genuinely hope that the issues I already have identified represent the only problems I'll have with the accordion, and it seems to me that Hohner doesn't stand behind the quality of these made-in-China learner instruments.One more thing - I believe one of the other reviewers also remarked that the bass is noticeably louder than the treble with these instruments. This also has been my experience. I hope that I will get good enough with this instrument that I can invest in a higher quality accordion!

Muy bueno