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Morino IV 96
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IV 96 Bass "SLAVKO
AVSENIK" Morino
IV
120 Bass "SLAVKO
AVSENIK" Morino V
120 Bass "SLAVKO
AVSENIK"
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HOHNER
MORINO PIANO ACCORDIONS
Hohner’s former chief designing engineer Venanzio Morino started making instruments according to his own vision in 1936. The Morino legacy lives on in the series which bears his name. An outsanding feature of the Morino is its tone chamber: an additional resonance chamber in the keyboard, which amplifies warm bass and mid-range frequencies while simultaneously reducing shrill overtones. Its unique sound has always been the Morino’s trademark. The wooden core keyboard found in all Morinos features almost frictionless guide elements and is a true engineering feat. It not only ensures that each key has an exceptionally easy and precise action, but also reduces wear. The Morino V chorus construction offers exceptionally varied and musically interesting combinations of voices, thanks to the fifth reed block which creates the so-called “triple tremolo” effect and allows additional tonal variation. The Tutti register also sounds more voluminous in the Morino V. In addition, the extra weight of the accordion has been reduced by almost 4 1/2
pounds (in comparison to earlier instruments) due to a design revision. With 41 melody keys and 13 chorus combinations, the Morino V 120 is a top-line instrument which is not only suited for orchestra use, but also for professional soloists. All models shown here are available as custom instruments in individual variations.|
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TREBLE: 41
keys, range F-A, 4 voices, TUNING: Double Octave with Tremolo BASS:
120 buttons, 5 voices, COLOR: Black WEIGHT: 25.5 lbs. SIZE: 7.5" deep by 17.25" high KEYBOARD: 19" |
ALSO AVAILABLE IN A LIGHTER WEIGHT MODEL: Morino IV 96 (SPECIAL ORDER)
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TREBLE: 41
keys, range F-A, 5 voices, TUNING: Double Octave Musette
BASS:
120 buttons, 5 voices, COLOR: Black WEIGHT: 28 lbs. SIZE: 8.7" deep by 17.25" high KEYBOARD: 19" |
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For many years the legendary Morino has been Slavko Avsenik’s
instrument of choice, as its unique sound is ideally suited to his conception of
Oberkrainer music. His ideas on the perfect accordion are unequivocal: it
has to be lighter, the sound has to adhere to all requirements of popular Alpine
folk music and it has to look good on stage. Hohner achieved the desired
optical effect through a special shimmering finish. For those players who
prefer a more restrained style, the Slavko Avsenik Morino is also available in
black. Hohner has optimized the Slavko Avsenik Morino for folk music by
replacing the “classic” double octave tuning with a triple tremolo. In
addition, the tremolo is tuned slightly further apart and the bass is fitted
with a powerful bass angle reed block which allows for better sound projection,
especially on stage. The Morino’s distinctive grill also plays an
important role in creating the sound. It has had a decisive influence on
both Morino sound and appearance for decades
All Morino accordions come with a hard case with wheels
All of these accordions are
available at a discount off the manufacturer's suggested retail price.
Call (732)727-7715 for the best prices.
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