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New to the forum and would like info on this Hohner. Thanks!
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Very basic student (child's) accordion without registers and just 25 notes. Quite limited, but useful for simple songs.
The bass side is also limited. A 32-bass accordion is much more useful because it offers more variations in chords.
The keyboard is what we call a "waterfall" keyboard (because of the rounded ends of the keys) and that was used by Hohner until around 1960, so this accordion is likely from the '50s (if not older).
The bass side is also limited. A 32-bass accordion is much more useful because it offers more variations in chords.
The keyboard is what we call a "waterfall" keyboard (because of the rounded ends of the keys) and that was used by Hohner until around 1960, so this accordion is likely from the '50s (if not older).
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