HohnerHohner Morino IV 96 Tremolo, black<p><strong>THE SOUND OF LEVITATION</strong><br /> When it comes to musical instruments, the accordion is an often-forgotten multi-talent: it’s unique sound qualities perfectly complement a variety of genres. The Morino+ IV 96 Tremolo is the perfect companion for soloists and orchestra players alike. The powerful sound and quick articulation of the Morino+ Series is complemented with a levitation-like Tremolo for additional depth and an exciting tone. Perfect for advanced and professional players of classical music, folk, and even rock and pop.</p><p><strong>FEATURES</strong><br /><strong>Optimized reed plates</strong><br />New, optimized reed plates design for a better articulation and more voluminous sound<br /><strong>Lighter weight</strong><br />Redesign for a better weight distribution and lighter overall weight<br /><strong>Optimized keyboard</strong><br />The descant keyboard was redesigned for a more brilliant, smooth handling and intuitive playing</p>0 stars, based on 1 reviews
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THE SOUND OF LEVITATION When it comes to musical instruments, the accordion is an often-forgotten multi-talent: it’s unique sound qualities perfectly complement a variety of genres. The Morino+ IV 96 Tremolo is the perfect companion for soloists and orchestra players alike. The powerful sound and quick articulation of the Morino+ Series is complemented with a levitation-like Tremolo for additional depth and an exciting tone. Perfect for advanced and professional players of classical music, folk, and even rock and pop.
FEATURES Optimized reed plates New, optimized reed plates design for a better articulation and more voluminous sound Lighter weight Redesign for a better weight distribution and lighter overall weight Optimized keyboard The descant keyboard was redesigned for a more brilliant, smooth handling and intuitive playing
Piano Keys: 37 Number of notes: 37, F – F Class: chromatic Voices: 4 Number of registers: 13 Tone colors: 9 Voices in Cassotto: 2 Feet in Cassotto: 16´ + 8´ Standard basses: 96 Standard bass voices: 5 Standard bass registers: 7 Size: 45 cm x 19 cm / 17.7” x 7.5” Weight: 10.7 kg Reed plate quality: H2 Straps: Ergoline straps Case: Hard shell case (with trolley)
The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.The “S6 Slim” refers to the guitar’s slim profile, which makes it comfortable to play, especially for players with smaller hands. The “CW” stands for “cutaway,” which means that the guitar has a portion of the body cut away to allow for easier access to the higher frets.
