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35 Years. One Massive Thank You.
Mannys Means Music - and it has for 35 years. To celebrate, we're giving one lucky customer a $3,500 store voucher
Between October 1st and December 31st 2026, spend $350 or more in-store or online and enter to win a $3,500 Mannys store voucher, on us! Enter with your order number via the entry form. T&Cs apply. ACT excluded. Purchase must be made between October 1st and December 31st 2026, 11:59pm AEDT. Entries close January 11 2027, 11:59pm AEDT.
Product Information
The bigger brother to the Bravo III 80, this 96-bass accordion from HOHNER brings SilentKey technology to the beginner and intermediate player. A redesigned key mounting system minimises the mechanical noise that can distract during practice and performance, letting the classic HOHNER reed tone come through clean. The red finish combines with a modernised treble grille for a refreshed take on the traditional accordion aesthetic, while the lightweight construction keeps fatigue at bay during extended playing sessions.
The treble side features 37 piano keys spanning F to F in a chromatic layout, voiced across three reed sets with seven registers and five distinct tonal colours. This gives access to musette, clarinet, and bandoneon voicings alongside the core accordion tones. On the bass side, an optimised mechanism ensures the 96 finger sliders operate with minimal wear over time, maintaining consistent feel and response. The combination of low weight and full voicing coverage makes this model a genuine step up from 80-bass entry instruments without the bulk of larger professional boxes.
Features
- SilentKey mounting system reduces key noise during play
- 37 chromatic piano keys, F to F range
- 96 bass buttons with optimised low–wear mechanism
- Three voices with seven registers and five tonal colours
- Modern treble grille design in red finish
- Lightweight construction for extended playing comfort
- HOHNER reed voicing across musette, clarinet and bandoneon tones
- Minimal–wear finger slider mechanism on bass side




