Mongasini is the quintessential family Italian accordion manufacturer, and now in his second generation of managers, Mongasini has grown from a small family workshop to a well-known Italian accordion brand. In 2014, Pietro Adragna, a renowned European piano accordionist, was invited to be the brand ambassador of Monguesini's accordion, and Piero used a vintage-style piano accordion in his performance was a limited edition of Monguesini's handmade piano.
Mongasini mainly produces popular style accordions, with a dazzling and gorgeous appearance, and has the following main product lines: piano line, French color, primary series, melodic bass, standard color, diatonic scale, concertina. With the continuous development of the process, there are more and more choices for Mongasini, according to personal needs and performance requirements, specifications and models can be distinguished, and consumption power determines the configuration requirements.
Piano strings are one of the most popular choices for accordion enthusiasts, and this go-to 373 model is the latest addition to Mongasini's piano line. Perfect for everyday playing, this piano comes with a 37 keyboard and 96 bass, with 2 pitch changers and 1 coupler arrangement on the surface, which is a bit like the diatonic scale. The appearance is an ivory white with goose yellow, the piano is decorated with gold flakes and hooks to cover a large area of the body, the bellows is pure white, the feel is smooth, and the bellows corners are bordered with gold, but there is no bellows belt, which is not suitable for standing and playing. Not only can it be used as a playing instrument, but it is also suitable for collecting.
The price of Mongasini's non-limited models is mainly concentrated in the range of 3-60,000 yuan, compared with other Italian accordion brands that often cost more than 100,000 yuan, Mongasini can be regarded as more cost-effective. Piero's limited edition is a 120-bass, four-row reed echo piano, which is priced at more than 80,000 yuan on the market.
