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Description
Experience the harmonious blend of tradition and innovation with the Weltmeister Diana 120 accordion. This distinguished instrument is celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship and rich, resonant sound, making it a beloved choice for both seasoned accordionists and aspiring musicians. The Diana 120 is meticulously designed to offer a seamless playing experience, ensuring that every note resonates with clarity and depth.
With 120 bass buttons and a full range of treble keys, this accordion provides an extensive array of musical possibilities, from classical compositions to folk melodies. The reeds are expertly tuned to deliver a balanced and expressive tonal quality, allowing for dynamic performances across various genres. Its robust build and ergonomic design ensure that it remains comfortable to play, even during long sessions.
Crafted by Weltmeister, a revered name in accordion manufacturing, the Diana 120 stands out not only for its sound but also for its durability. This accordion is built to withstand the rigors of frequent use while maintaining its pristine acoustic performance. Whether you're performing on stage or practicing at home, the Weltmeister Diana 120 is your reliable companion in musical exploration.
Key Features:
- 120 bass buttons for a comprehensive range of sound
- Full set of treble keys for versatile playability
- Superior reed quality for balanced tonal expression
- Ergonomic design for comfortable handling
- Crafted by Weltmeister, known for quality and durability in accordion manufacturing
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Build quality
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Weltmeister Diana 120 has plastic reedblocks and bass mechanism parts, which might affect longevity compared to wood and metal.
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Comparisons
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The Weltmeister 603 offers better factory tuning and reed setup than similarly priced Hohner models.
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Features and functionality
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Weltmeister entry-level accordions are noted for being more compact than other brands with similar features.
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Setup and maintenance
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Higher-end Weltmeister models like the Supita have metal bass components that are easier to service, with the bass unit removable for maintenance.
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Use cases and applications
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Suitable as a starter instrument or a secondary accordion for casual play without risking a more expensive Italian model.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 2 Ratings
420
Lovely accordion, such a rich sound out of the ones I've owned
This accordion is a bit of a rarity, for starter it faceplate in this style was only produce for two years on 70's style diana accordions. The second rarity is the fact that a lot of people probably couldn't afford it as they went brand new for £4K, the third is the triple reed system which gives it its rich and deep sound! This accordion has five couplers on the treble and three on the bass. This accordion weighs quite a bit and I have had to do alot of research and searching around for straps which fit properly as apparently its dimensions are non standard for this kind of 120 bass accordion.
This example was firstly inherited from my granddad and I have extensively gigged it. So the squeezebox has seen better days and chronically needs servicing. But I can't afford it as I've been quoted in excess of £1200 to have it tuned and repaired, even though its mostly in tune and mechanically sound. Its just as the rarity of the unit there is not a lot of parts around for this exact model and repairing agents are far away and far inbetween! So it may take me a few years before I get it back to its original condition (by then I may buy a new accordion as I'm currently looking at buying a roland digital accordion like a FR-7, as this would help me better in my work as a musician and composer. I can get a 2nd hand FR-7 for the same price as the repair and reconditioning of this piano accordion, unfortunately.)
I've owned four accordions now by different manufactures and they all have their quirks. But this accordion definitely sounds the best and has a very good sounding musette and a very deep bass on the bass side of the box!
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