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Friday, Nov 13
At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Model
- Concertina 20 Key
- Dimensions
- 14 x 14 x 14 in
- Weight
- 3.4 lb
- Color
- Natural
- Material
- Wood
- Item Type Name
- D40 Concertina, with Gig Bag
- In the box
- Gig Bag
- Warranty
- 90 days.
Features 5
- Anglo-German style
- 20 buttons and 40 reeds.
- Comes with a gig bag.
- Incredible Value
- Warranty is for parts and labor to repair any manufacturer defects. it lasts for 90 days after the purchase date
Description
Concertinas play a strongly established role in the world of accordions. Because of their small size and low weight they have always been a hit among musicians who are often on the road. They are, of course, also very well established in family music at home, and it is impressive what great range of sounds these instruments can produce! Comes with fitted padded bag, they love travelling and have to be adequately protected.
Specs 17
| Color | Natural |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hohner |
| Material | Wood |
| Model Name | D40 |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 14 x 14 x 14 inches |
| Brand Name | Hohner |
| Model Number | Concertina 20 Key |
| Manufacturer | HOHNER |
| UPC | 048667004863 805232054223 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 63 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Type Name | D40 Concertina, with Gig Bag |
| Part Number | D40 |
| Body Material | Wood |
| Item Dimensions | 14 x 14 x 14 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.4 pounds |
| Connector Type | 6.35mm Jack |
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Top Amazon Reviews
My thoughts after 2 months
Great fun, had lots of stuck button issues at first but ever since i put some sewing machine oil on the keys i havent had a stuck button since. Its not hard to do at all, all you need is a screwdriver. The reeds sound great (to me, a novice).
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 by James Collins
Beginners avoid, Musicians beware
Actual trash. You pay a premium for the name brand and get a cheap chinese knock-off known for button stickiness. I have Hohner instruments that are better quality, this does NOT live up to that standard. The stickiness is an understatement. For the keys you can recover during play-time, which is already bad for concert performance, you will have to combat stuck reeds. Sound quality, or really lack of sound, and actual mechanisms aside, the build quality is handmade in the worse way. The polyurethane coating clumps up on random spots because they just slapped whatever they had on it. The Hohner logo spray painted and looks knock off at best. You are literally better off buying a 30 key chinese brand concertina than whatever they are trying to peddle this off as. Disassembly should not be a prerequisite to make your instrument work. I've bought dozens of different instruments, from wind, strings, reed, and brass and this one takes the cake for worse of them all. tl;dr: Doesn't work, won't help beginners learn or improve, and will anger actual musicians. Avoid at all costs
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by Alistair
Concertina
I recently purchased this Hohner concertina, and this little device is abnormally habit forming. It's very nicely in tune, and once it's broke in a bit, plays very well. I have yet to have a single issue with it, except for one of the buttons having a tad bit of trouble pressing down. Other than that, it's an inexpensive and fun instrument. 4 stars were given, because of the issue with the button, and the fact that it was made in China. Additionally, the Chinese crafters were so proud of their work, that they laser etched MADE IN CHINA onto the instrument, and there isn't anything you can do about it, except look at it and cry.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2013 by Ryan
Excellent concertina for the price.
I was somewhat wary due to some of the reviews saying the C button sticks and such. I decided to order this anyway, and I’m delighted. The price is a bit high by maybe 30 bucks, but the quality seems fine to me. It can be played quietly and can be quite loud if you want to play it that way. This is my favorite “cheap” instrument in the house by miles. I highly recommend this little concertina.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2024 by geel33
So far so good
So far so good! I received my accordion on time and I play it several days a week. The buttons don’t stick and the hand-operated bellows work just fine. And it has a very nice sound, too. The only drawback is that it only plays in the Key of C Major and G Major. You’ll need to transpose other keys to the key of C and G with this concertina. I do it all the time with my single key diatonic harmonicas. If you want to play the full chromatic scale in all keys, you’ll need to purchase a 30 plus button concertina. This concertina is made in China, but no pretense is made about that. It’s written on the box in big bold letters and on the instrument itself. If the instrument begins to falter, I make an addendum to my review. But, so far so good! Just an update, as of 12/17/16 the concertina is still going strong with regular weekly playing.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2015 by Chris G.
I hate this thing
I read some of the other reviews saying that the buttons stick, but I figured I'd try my luck since it seems like a fun instrument, and this was the only affordable one I could find. What a piece of crap. I had only played it a few times, gently, and several of the buttons started sticking. You might not realize how infuriating this is just from reading my review, but I assure you, it sucks. I have to stop playing every few notes to unstick the buttons, which is especially enraging since I'm trying to learn as a beginner. I almost have pop goes the weasel figured out, and then the high G sticks and I want to throw it against the wall!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2014 by Aaron Dunn
Hohner Concertina
This instrument came with the C and G keys, on the right hand, reversed. Once my husband opened the instrument and turned the buttons around, it played beautifully. If he weren't so handy, I would have returned it and missed all the fun!
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2009 by Amazon Customer
Fun to Play
I can play a number of tunes on the harmonica and that is the extent of my musical ability. That skill was learned on numerous backpacking trips over the years. I ordered up the D40 Concertina and Mel Bay's book. I received the concertina a couple weeks before the book. I managed to work out the details of Red River Valley in the first couple hours I had it. Couldn't play well at that time (still can't) but had the notes figured out. Once I got the book, it was a little easier to learn a new song. This thing is just fun to sit down with for an hour or so in the evening and play the few songs I know and maybe work on a new one. I highly reccommend this instrument for anybody that has an interest in this type of thing. I am 52 years old.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2005 by T. Rahl