The Hohner Morino series has played an important role in the high-end class of the accordion scene for many years.The special sound characteristics of the Hohner Morino, especially the Cassotto choirs, inspire the player and merge in the ensemble to a fascinating sound.

The success story of the Hohner Morino began in 1936 when designer Venanzio Morino built instruments according to his ideas. He quickly reaped success in the accordion scene. The first Hohner Morino accordions were tailored to the artist. The years of experience and high quality standard in accordion making are reflected in every Hohner Morino. Even today the Hohner Morino is still made in Trossingen, Germany. The best materials are used in combination with the highest quality standards. High-quality A mano reedplates are used for the sound production. They convince with a brilliant sound, outstanding assertiveness and a sensational fast response of the instrument. The Hohner Morino is offered in different versions. From 96 bass knobs to 185 bass knobs. With angled bass, musette, cassotto, piccolo or as a converter instrument. The color of the Hohner Morino varies from plain black to colorful limited models. The Hohner Morino is also available as a signature model from Slavko Avensik. An instrument which was made in cooperation with Slavko Avensik.

Below you will find a selection of new and used Hohner Morinos in our online store. We offer the Hohner Morino with piano keys, as a B-handle/C-handle button accordion or harmonica. If you can not find a suitable instrument in our accordion online store, please contact us.