Accordion

Product type

Our product range is complete to meet the needs of all types of customers

 

Piano Accordion：We have 34-key, 37-key, 41-key, 26-key, 25-key, and 30-key accordions.

Button Accordion

 

We have 31-key, 21-key, 64-key, 10-key and 52-key button accordions, 60key bass button accordion, and 20 Key, 30key Portable Hexagonal Accordion

Children Accordion

 

17 Key 8 Bass Accordion, 7Key 2Bass 14Tone Child Piano Accordion , 9Key 2Bass 18Tone Child Accordion

 

 

Hot product introduction：

The 37key 80 Bass 7/2 Tone Switches Piano Accordion, exterior inspection, polishing and wiping, key knob and key adjustment, reed bellows adjustment and checking, all done strictly by senior staff to ensure the excellent quality of the product.

Multi-level pitch changer: You can change the timbre at will to make the performance more colorful, and having it is equivalent to having a bassoon, clarinet, violin, three-row reed accordion, saxophone, etc. at the same time. Whether played individually or in groups, it sounds pretty good

Model Number: ASP3780

Description:37key 80 Bass

7/2 Tone Switches

Piano Accordion

 

25 Keys Accordion

The 5Key 12Bass Piano Accordion classic black and white keys with a richly coloured body for a better visual experience. Well sealed windchest, push and pull freely. The bass buttons are flexible and durable.

It's equipped with 15 white keys and 10 black keys. There are single strap hooks on each side with plenty of room for two long padded shoulder straps. The accordion also has an adjustable left hand strap. A custom grille design offers a beautiful touch to the instrument. A slide lever air valve for faster air intake.

Model Number: ASP2512

Description:25Key 12Bass

Piano Accordion

1. Size

When starting out, I recommend a lighter accordion. The instrument should be as comfortable to play and practice. In time, you’ll be advancing to a larger instrument and the weight won’t be an issue.

2. Price

Stay as low as possible since you’ll eventually be trading this accordion for the one you really want. Your advancement will help you justify spending more money later. Yes, some people do buy the perfect accordion first, but this occurs when they have the knowledge to make a buying decision or they rely heavily on their trusted advisor.

3. Accordion Age

This is very important! I typically do not buy/trade accordions built before 1958 (some exceptions may apply depending on the instrument), because of the condition and problems that might arise. Think twice about buying an accordion with a strong mildew smell.

4. Tuning

This is crucial for children. I have witnessed first-hand, that if the child starts playing before the age of five, that child will in most cases, develop perfect pitch 100% of the time. so make sure the accordion is tuned properly.

5. Appearance

Color, design and all other attributes are really based on personal preference.

6. Compression

Bear in mind that there will always be a little air in the chamber, but the accordion should not leak excessively.

7. Reeds

Accordions have one, two, three or four reeds. Keep in mind, the number of reeds determines the weight and increased value of the accordion. I suggest a two reed accordion to start.

8. Performance

Lastly, play the instrument and get a feel for it. You’re going to be spending a lot of time with it, and you’ll want to make sure it’s a good fit for you.

1 Number and type of accordion basses. Choose the appropriate number of basses based on the age and height of the user. Beginners usually use 12 bass, students in grades 3 to 4 can choose 60 bass, 6th grade and above recommend 96 bass, and professional players or those interested in in-depth learning can choose 120 bass.

2 Accordion keyboard size. For beginners, there are 32-bass, 48-bass, 60-bass, 96-bass, and 120-bass models to choose from.

3 Each has their own unique sounds and features, the piano is more popular with jazz, rock, country and a variety of other music. The chromatic is similar but unique to certain cultures–just depends on your style, and the concertina is somewhat limited–but might be easier, because music can be played with numbers. It’s all about the skill and imagination.

4 The appearance and structure of the piano. Check the appearance of the accordion, including top, back, keyboard, bellows, etc., to make sure there is no obvious damage or wear. Check whether the structure is stable, whether all parts are complete, and whether the air box is smooth and free of obstructions.

5 timbre and intonation. Try pulling the bellows and listen to see if the sound is beautiful, clear, pure, and free of noise. Check the intonation key by key.

6 That is suitable for children is crucial for children. It directly affects whether the child can perform 100% perfect performance. So be sure to choose the accordion well. makes and models. Understand the brand and model of the accordion. The tone and quality of our accordions are no less than those of international famous brand accordions.

I. Your accordion should be stored vertically, resting on the bass end.

That is why there are usually four little pads or "feet" for the accordion to rest on. Most accordions have the reed valves vertical when the accordion is vertical. If the accordion is stored flat with the keyboard horizontal, half the reed valves will hang down upside down.

2.dry and ventilated：Accordions should be kept in a clean and dry place where an even temperature prevails. Never put you accordion near a radiator, hot air vent or in direct sunlight. Keep your accordion away from moisture or very damp conditions

3.dust-proof：Your accordion needs air, especially after playing. Occasionally store it out of the case and always on its feet (whether it’s in the case or not). You can protect your instrument with a dust cover or cloth to help keep debris and dirt off of the exterior.

4.Clean：Wipe down the keys and accordion body with a chamois or cotton cloth. Dust and dirt clog reeds. If reeds won't sound, take your accordion in for a professional cleaning. Light dish soap and water may be used to clean your accordion's exterior after the dust has been removed. Remember to apply any cleaner to a soft cotton cloth, never directly on the accordion. Try an inconspicuous area first to see if a cleaning product is safe to use.

5.avoid scratches：The back of the bellows often gets torn and scratched from belts, zippers, or buttons. Protect the bellows by having a back pad installed and avoid wearing pins or brooches. It's best not to wear a watch on your left hand when playing to prevent scratches on the bass panel and bass strap. The shoulder strap buckles can also cause scratches, so be careful when taking your accordion in and out of its case.

6.fasten：Make sure to tighten any loose screws when possible, as they can cause leaks or even fall out. Notes that sound on their own may be due to bent key pads or buttons. Have any adjustments or alignments performed by your local accordion shop.

7.Calibration：Frequently played accordions in good condition will usually need tuning every three to five years. If yours goes out of tune more often, there could be underlining problems such as dry reed wax. This is often the case if you hear rattling or buzzing when playing a note. Never play the accordion if something is loose inside. Have these issues looked at by a professional before they get worse.

8.Care：If you play in a band or ensemble, you might get more out of your accordion with a special microphone system installed. This allows you be heard without playing so hard. Strive for expression and tone colour in your playing, not mere volume. Forceful playing puts a strain on the reeds and could even cause them to crack or break. Your accordion is strongly constructed, but like any other fine instrument it must receive careful handling. Never work a new accordion too hard for the first month or two. Get to know your instrument and it will reward you with longer service.

9.Protect：During transportation, make sure your case latches are closed properly and inspect shoulder straps for tears before playing. When shipping, pack the accordion inside its case and then inside a cardboard box. Have it inspected internally even if there appears to be little or no damage. This may prevent further problems that could occur later on. If your accordion has been in extreme temperatures, allow it to settle back to room temperature before playing (approx. 1 hour)

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