Accordion 120 Bass - 158 items found

	Antique Salanti Pearl Italian Piano Accordion 41 Keys 120 Bass Accordion & Concertina $195.00 End time: 12-Feb-12 17:56:06 PST
	Rare Vintage Old German ACCORDION ORGINA 120 bass. Beautiful sound ! Accordion & Concertina $339.00 Bids: 0 End time: 12-Feb-12 17:00:23 PST
	Stanelli - Milano, 120 Bass, Italian Made, Professional Accordion Accordion & Concertina $175.00 Bids: 0 End time: 12-Feb-12 17:00:14 PST
	Castioglione Detroit, 120 Bass, Italian Made, Professional Accordion Accordion & Concertina $175.00 Bids: 0 End time: 12-Feb-12 16:00:08 PST
	Beautiful accordion Weltmeister Caprice 120 Bass*** Accordion & Concertina very good condition and playable,with a case $1,200.00 End time: 15-Feb-12 15:09:04 PST
	Vintage Rosciani Polytonette 120 Bass Accordion w/ Case Accordion & Concertina $409.99 Bids: 2 End time: 12-Feb-12 11:18:20 PST
	pearl white accordion 120 bass key 5 treble switches 41 keys made in italy Accordion & Concertina $249.95 Bids: 0 End time: 12-Feb-12 10:47:55 PST
	Vintage Hohner Accordion 120 bass Accordian Galanti Bros.Cat. Accordeon w/case Keyboard $179.99: $199.99 Bids: 0 End time: 12-Feb-12 10:28:34 PST
	New 120 Bass Accordion Piano 13 Switch Blue w/Case, Straps, & Warranty Accordion & Concertina Brand New Item - Ships Fast - New Affordable Price $814.95 End time: 11-Feb-12 20:44:56 PST
	VINTAGE ACCORDION "POLLINA" 120 BASS, 19 INCH KEYBOARD,"VERY NICE" Accordion & Concertina $699.95 Best Offer Enabled End time: 11-Feb-12 18:17:42 PST

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How much is a good used Marinucci 120 bass piano accordion worth?

Apr 26, 2008 by Bob | Posted in Other - Music

http://www.buyandsell.ie/skim through.php?m=23&s=23&g=00311&o=40

compare here dude

Enrico Roselli Piano Accordion?

Mar 19, 2008 by billionaiire | Posted in Other - Music

I hanker after to buy this 41 keys 120 bass piano accordion for my dad. The accordion is in good physical shape with absolutely no damage. There are three registers (two flagitious + one white) buttons on the treble and two registers on the bass side to select sets of reeds. No key sticks and all the keys and bass works keen. The accordion sounds nice (I am a hobby pianist). The accordion looks like it is a dry tuned accordion. Is it mentioned anywhere on the accordion?

The price is around US$100. There is no holder with it. Should I buy it?
The accordion I am looking at is fairly new in condition. But at the same time it isn't huge. The keys are good enough to play on size wise. I understand there are sizes for men and women to play comfortably on. This may just be a "petite" accordion, but I was able to move my fingers on them appealing easily. Also, size is a limitation when you fly since I will be flying home with this one.

Any tips on packing?
The registers do not have any dots. On the bottom, it says that it has been particularly built for some Stancato School (not sure of the spelling).

My concern is if the airline would allow me to carry it on with me.

Ckeck out Ike's web place. All your questions regarding packing and valuation should be answered.

http://1accordion.net/

$100 sounds like a pretty kind deal unless it is moldy or mildew smelling or is in serious need of tuning. Check to see if the sounds are the same on each note, on each show, on both the push and draw.

John