This particular accordion was made in Serbia in the late 1990s. Original Italian parts have been used throughout. The hand-made "bombate" Cagnoni reeds sound fabulous. The keyboard action is great. The bellows are like new. The treble body is a very close match to the original based on woods and geometry. The bass side is different and ergonomically optimized, lighter weight than the Italian models. The bass mechanics is the same as in the 1950-60s Dallape accordions with low A reed configuration. The accordion has been played with respect and has matured nicely over the last 25 years. I tuned it in November 2025 and it sounds fabulous (listen to the demo).

• Most likely made in Serbia
  
• Hand-made "bombate" reeds
  
• 4 sets of treble reeds - LM1M2H
• Concert / Balkan tuned (a few cents added to the out-of-chamber sopran reeds M2 for a lovely violin sound)
  
• DOUBLE TONE CHAMBER (CASSOTTO) - Bassoon (L) and Clarinet (M1)
  
• 5 sets of bass reeds
• 41 keys, 19.25 " keyboard - nicely round white key tops with smooth edges
  
• 11 treble switches plus Palm Master for 12 different treble sounds -  Bassoon (L), Accordion (LM1M2), Bandoneon (LM1), Harmonium (LM1H), Organ (LH), Musette (M1M2H), Violin (M1M2), Oboe (M1H), Sopran (M2), Clarinet (M1), and Piccolo (H)
• Palm Master switch (LMMH)
• Chin bassoon switch
• 120 bass - white pearl buttons
• 7 bass switches
• Low-A bass reed configuration
  
• Excellent compression
  
• Bellows protector
• Custom-made very comfortable shoulder and bass straps
• 28 lb
  
• Hard-shell case with wheels and internal cover for keyboard protection (new gig-bag available on request)

You can hear the accordion at the links below (headphones recommended):

Part 1 - Overview of the treble and bass switches

Part 2 - Playing for fun - in case you would like to listen to the accordion longer :-)

Please, look at the pictures below for more information and comments. This is a very well built accordion is offered with a full year warranty serviced at the Accordion Gallery in Flemington, NJ.

Call 973-219-9259 with any questions or to schedule a visit to the Accordion Gallery.

The keyboard action is great. All valves are excellent.

The bass side is different and ergonomically optimized, lighter weight than the Italian models.

The bass mechanics is the same as in the 1950-60s Dallape accordions with low A reed configuration.

Let's explore the treble side interior...

The reeds and genuine leather valves are in excellent condition.

The voicing and tuning are very precise. The reeds respond fast and produce a beautiful harmonically rich tone.

The bass side...

The accordion comes with a luxury hard-shell case with wheels and internal cover for keyboard protection.