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For a first instrument, a 30-key / 60-bass or 34-key / 72-bass piano accordion is the "sweet spot" for weight and versatility. Looking to buy a used accordion? Watch this first. buy cheap accordion uk
: Frequently stocked by folk shops; a common entry-point for children and adult hobbyists. What to Check Before Buying Used
The Accordion Shop (Sunningdale/Rochdale): Offers used piano accordions starting from with guarantees of 1–5 years. Hobgoblin Music : A national chain stocking budget brands like (starting around £399 for 24-bass models). Squeezebox Marketplace : Known for the Kingfisher 30/60 : Older German-made Hohners are highly dependable and
: Buying from a specialist is safer as they often refurbish and guarantee used stock.
Accordion Centre Birmingham : Carries a variety of used instruments, with some vintage 120-bass models priced as low as . or Go to product viewer dialog for this item
: An "own-brand" from Thomann that offers new 72-bass piano accordions for approximately £455 .
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