Hohner Model Organola IIC, approx. 1938 The Organola, another outstanding accordion model of the 30th, last century. Optically seen it was shaped more severely, but it unfolds a powerful sound, so that the name "Organola" - little organ, declares its meaning.
It was “that” top model, made by M. Hohner, at that time provoked only by the following, world famous model, called MORINO.
An impressive accordion, that shows 41 keys, 4 reed boxes and 3 push switches in the descant. The bass has 120 buttons, 3 rows ie 5 voices and a push switch.
This model was probably only made in 1938 and with that, the production number was not too high. The instrument was playable from the first moment after receipt.
Hohner Organola IIc, c. 1938
The Organola is another impressive accordion model from the 30s of last century. Optical design rather strict, but it develops a powerful sound and thus his name Organola = derivation of "little organ" fair. It was "the" top model, made by M. Hohner, which was at that time surpassed only by the following, world famous model MORINO. It is a very well-developed accordion has 41 keys, 4 pin blocks and 3 Handball Register on the treble side. The bass has 120 bass, 3 reed blocks, ie, 5 choirs and a pressure register. This model was probably made only in 1938. The production number was therefore probably not too high. The instrument was from the first moment of the reception to be played.
Hohner Modelo Organola IIc, approx. 1938
The Organola, another famous accordion thirties, Sigli past, top-model ", manufactured by M. Hohner, this time caused only by the following world-famous model named "Morin." Contemplated, is made more severe, but he wields a very loud sound. With that, the name "Organola" - small body - declared its significance.
A very impressing accordion, which shows 41 keys, 4 brackets des voices and 3 sliding in the treble registers, which moves under pressure from the thumb ball. The low has 120 BUTTONS, 3 media voices - ie - 5 voices and 1 record slide. The model was produced probably only in 1938 and with that, the production figure was not as high. At the time of delivery the instrument was in condition to play this directly. © ani.pas
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