Hohner should be ashamed to put their name on this Chinese-made accordion. No, wait, they don't. Lucky thing, for it would bring shame on that fine old name. I bought one of these several months ago and I've had several reeds go bad. Now I'm going to have to waste my time fixing the thing, if I can. It's sure not worth paying a pro to fix it. Even when it all works, it doesn't work very well. The action is slow and unresponsive. Save your money until you can afford a German-made Hohner.Get more detail about Hohner 3002N Cajun Ariette Accordion in Natural.
