So figured I should drop by the Hohner Owners forum you set up.
been a couple years since I first scored my HG-912 and posted some info and pics on your "Any Hohner love." thread A unisonoric accordion is the best option if you are a beginner and it is ideal if you want to make the most out of your playing experience and even the way that you learn the notes.Hey Larry.I'm back. With a bisonoric accordion, the angle you move the bellows at will affect the sound, whereas if you had a unisonoric accordion it would make the same sound. A key or button unionoric produces the same sound regardless of how the air moves through or the direction it is moving at. With a bisonoric accordion, the action produces a note or a pitch depending on how the air moves through the reeds. Unisonoric and bisonoric accordions refer to the bellows and the action of them.
Hohner accordions are widely available in both versions and you can find a huge range of them on eBay. If the accordion has piano keys, then it is classed as a piano accordion. If the right-hand side or the treble side consists of different buttons then the accordion is classed as a button accordion. There is the piano accordion and the button accordion. There are two different types of Hohner accordion. Not only does this make it easy to play, it also makes it easier to get a sound out of the reed and the bass section of the accordion as well.
This includes the Hohner Corona, with the keyboard/bellow being very responsive. A Hohner accordion is a very versatile instrument and there are plenty of models available. An accordion by Hohner comes with straps and this helps the accordionist to play the instrument over the shoulder while also offering a large amount of support. Hohner accordions are ideal for anyone who wants to learn a new instrument. Achieve that folksy sound with Hohner accordions
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