Piatanesi 120-Bass Accordion (La Piatanesi Logo) – Made in Italy

Piatanesi 120-bass accordion featuring the classic "La Piatanesi" grille branding. This beautiful, full-sized instrument is confirmed Made in Italy and has been kept in pristine condition, showing only minimal signs of wear for a vintage piece on the exterior and carrying case. See photos.

This accordion is ideal for serious students, collectors, or performing musicians looking for a premium European build.

Condition & Features:

- Keys & Registers: 7 treble registers (Master, Bassoon, Oboe, Melodion, Musette, Celeste, Flute). The keyboard is smooth, level, and highly responsive.

- Bass Buttons: 120 pristine, perfectly aligned bass buttons with no sticking or sinking.

- Bellows & Sound: The bellows are tight with an excellent air seal. All reeds, keys, and bass buttons are fully functional and in tune.

- Aesthetics: Gorgeous red pearloid finish with polished chrome accents. Includes traditional padded shoulder straps.

- Storage: Includes the original hard-shell carrying case with a plush, crushed velvet lining.

The Piatanesi Difference:

Crafted in Castelfidardo, Italy, Piatanesi is a legendary name in accordion manufacturing, celebrated for producing instruments with a rich, authentic "Italian sound." These vintage pieces are highly sought after for their hand-fitted reed quality and mechanical reliability.

Listing Disclaimer:

This instrument is being sold as-is. We have provided detailed photos and can confirm that all major functions (keys, registers, bellows) are working beautifully. However, we are not certified accordion technicians. Accordions are complex mechanical instruments, and some buyers may choose to have a standard personal tune-up after shipping to suit their specific playing style.

Shipping & Local Pickup:

Shipping is available within the continental US. The instrument will be carefully packed, with the internal bass mechanism secured safely for transport. Local pickup is also welcome in the Seattle area if you would prefer to test and collect the instrument in person.