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Hohner Panther G/C/F 3-Row Diatonic Accordion - Black

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Fulfilled by Austin Bazaar
Arrives Dec 26 – Dec 29
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Features

  • Comes in Matte Black and only in the key of GCF.
  • 31 buttons, 12 bass buttons, and a double strap brackets.
  • Comes with Straps, Cleaning Cloth, and Hohner Diatonic Method Book. No Gig Bag
  • Incredible Value
  • Warranty is for parts and labor to repair any manufacturer defects. it lasts for 90 days after the purchase date

Description

Maybe this is the most intuitive form of music making: to pick up an instrument and simply start to play it. Where is which note? One learns this in short time by heart &n dash; with these instruments, one does not think about music, one simply plays it! Hohners Panther is its most affordable 3 row accordion. It shares many of the same quality features as other Hohner three- row diatonic accordions and has double strap brackets. Features: Treble Buttons: 31 (3 rows) Bass/Chord Buttons: 12 Treble Reeds: 2 sets Key Combination: GCF Color: Painted Matte Black Weight: 9 lbs. Size: 7.5" deep by 12" high.

Color: Black


Brand: Hohner


Material: Bass Wood


Model Name: Hohner Accordion


Item dimensions L x W x H: 19 x 11 x 18 inches


Item Weight: 14 Pounds


Body Material: Bass Wood


Included Components: Diatonic Accordion


Finish Type: Matte Black


Manufacturer: Hohner Inc, USA


UPC: 048667001473 066512727651 823951066198 805232030920 823951049283 066512570851 400912633066


Global Trade Identification Number: 66


Item Weight: 14 pounds


Product Dimensions: 19 x 11 x 18 inches


Item model number: Panther G/C/F


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: April 13, 2004


Color Name: Black


Material Type: Bass Wood


Number of Keyboard Keys: 49


Size: 3100GB


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • AMAZING!
Style: Diatonic Accordion
I am shocked and amazed. Surprisingly DELIGHTED with mine! I ordered and just received my Panther after I read the reviews. Thanks, everybody! Wow! What a great deal! I LOVE it! The sound is AWESOME! Playability is great. The buttons don't sink beneath their holes, either! (A frequent complaint about Hohners). The action is very soft and fast. A giant plus! The sound is VERY "WET" (a very pronounced tremolo). I haven't found a way to shunt the second reeds to make it play "dry" (without tremolo) when I want to. (I wish that it had a stop for this.) It also looks great (i.e., not "hootchie" -- it's sort of elegant) and is quite lightweight. It's nice to handle and isn't too big or too small. It's Goldilocks perfect in size. It feels just right. The optional Hohner gigbag/backpack is perfect. Well made and it looks quite sharp. Well recommended. (Austin Bazaar has a great deal on the Panther + gigbag package, though I haven't yet seen that at Amazon. I paid $20 more to get my gigbag separately at Amazon). I like this backpack so much better than a hard case. It makes you want to go to a friend's house, a gig, or to the park with your little Panther. The leather left hand strap is too ample (like the other reviews mention). I'd like to tighten it. Another reviewer here generously pointed out that all one has to do is remove the tiny screws holding it to the body of the accordion and punch new holes at the right length, screw them back in, and trim off any excess leather strap. (If you are too squeamish to do this yourself, an instrument repair shop can do it cheaply or you can insert a cloth between the top of your hand and the strap to make it fit tighter.) Oh, I figured out how to attach the shoulder straps (which has been a riddle to many). On each strap, there is a snap & velcro loop. That goes at the top. The bottom of the strap has an adjustable closed loop. That attaches to the bottom of the accordion. At the bottom bracket on the accordion, slide that bottom loop up through the bracket. Then feed the top of the strap through it and pull tight. Now the strap is secure at the bottom and cannot slip. Smart. Undo the snap and velcro at the top of the strap and feed it through the bracket on the top of the accordion. Secure the velcro and snap. Then adjust the length of the strap to suit you using its adjustment buckle. Repeat for the other strap. The third short strap is the "back" strap to hold the straps together across your back. (Sort of like lederhosen suspenders but in back.) Ta-da! The only other thing that would be nice is for Hohner (or the seller) to offer an upgrade trade-in option for when one wants to get fancy. Also, it doesn't come with any introductory or care instructions. It should! IMPORTANT: For newbies like me, before you do anything else, please find, and remember always to use the air button when opening or closing the accordion without playing a note. (It's on the left, at the top.) Otherwise you will almost certainly damage the bellows &/or reeds, in which case the repair needed will likely cost several hundreds of dollars. (This is true of any accordion.) This is very important to remember. There ought to be at least this warning included -- prominently displayed. Also, never set the bellows on you knee or lap (the friction and pressure of which wears out the bellows faster than anything). Set the right side on your knee or keep the instrument strapped close to your chest, leaving the bellows free from outside pressure and friction). I know that this accordion looks like it can't be much good at this price (especially made in China), but you will likely be as astounded and amazed as I am. I recommend it very highly! This is an astonishingly good instrument at an equally astounding price. (Many veteran players say that it plays as well as their Hohner Coronet IIs which cost 3-5 times the price!) I just love it! (Its seemingly perpetual wetness notwithstanding!) I still cannot believe my good luck! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2013 by Jeffrey101
    • Great value for the money, but not perfect
Style: Diatonic Accordion
Review Image by Adrian S Adrian S
The media could not be loaded. All in all, this is a great accordion for a starter. Sounds pretty good, some of the cheaper ones sound a lot worse both in terms of volume and sound compared to this. That being said, it's not perfect. You can see the video to see some of it's problems. The buttons and the fuelle (bellows?, Air) makes a lot of noise compared to some others. It's not loud enough to be a problem for me, but if you're comparing against a nicer accordion you'll probably notice the difference. The biggest thing I know now is that it is very important to do your research as to what you want to play and pick the right key (gcf vs fbeb etc) for your needs. For norteño music like I'm trying to learn, gcf was good for me since los alegres del Terán played a lot of their songs on one as well. I've noticed that Ramón Ayala has more in other accordions, so some will not sound exactly alike or will be extra difficult to learn in my gcf accordion. You'll notice that a lot of pros have 2 or 3 accordions when they perform and it's because of this. If you know what songs you want just search the artist, song, and the words :acordeón tutorial and you'll see many videos and sometimes they mention the original version. Finally, it is a very difficult instrument. If you're starting from zero like me, it will take a lot of practice just to learn some basic intros to songs (not even full songs or on the right time and beat pattern). I'm about 9 months in and have made some progress, but only because I've been consistently putting in 3-5 hours a week, and more when my schedule allows. If you want to splurge, there are much nicer accordions from hohner as well as many others, but they'll easily be almost twice as expensive, so I'd give this one a go first. They seem to resell for at least 75% of their value, so it wouldn't be the worst thing if you ever decide to upgrade. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2022 by Adrian S Adrian S
    • Quality
Style: Diatonic Accordion
Great services and quality.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by Juan
    • Beginner Accordion with Good Quality
Style: Diatonic Accordion
The accordion has always been a fascinating instrument to me so I decided to get one myself. I did much research and I found that the style of music I play works best with the button style accordion. It's a wonderful instrument! The sound is beautiful and loud. The keys are responsive and it is fun to play! This is a hard instrument to learn, but to me I have been learning fast due to my previous music experience and of course YouTube. The price tag may seem expensive, but for what you are getting, the quality and enjoyment is well worth it. You can play many modern songs because it has a GCF tuning which means that you can play alongside standard guitars. Chords are easy to play because of how the keys are arranged. My only concern is that the strap for the left land is too big for me but I can still manage to play. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023 by David Garcia
    • Perfect button accordion for both entry-level and professional players
Style: Diatonic Accordion
If you want an affordable diatonic button accordion for playing norteño and tejano music, this is the one to get. It's only marginally more expensive than the other cheaper button accordions from little-known brands, but the quality is so much higher with the Hohner Panther that it's just worth getting this one. It's good as both an entry-level and professional instrument that real norteño bands would actually use. This accordion is also suitable for cajun music and various styles of European music. Note that a gig bag or case is not included, so you'll need to buy that separately. This accordion comes in a Hohner cardboard box put inside a larger shipping box that is well padded, so you don't need to worry about damage to the instrument. There are straps and a cleaning cloth included, plus a few multilingual booklets in English, Spanish, German, and French. You'll get a serial number and Hohner customer support contact information too. It's very clear that Hohner takes a lot of pride in making high-quality products that are meant to last. You won't regret this purchase! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by Jerry L. the Bibliophile

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