Hohner FUN LIGHT 80 BLACK GRADIENT
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The FUN LIGHT Series: a pedagogical approach focused on comfort
With the FUN LIGHT series, the goal is clear: to offer an accessible instrument that maintains a true standard of comfort and playability. This FUN LIGHT 80 model positions itself as a serious option for starting on an accordion with a complete configuration, while keeping an easy playing feel thanks to the low-travel keyboard. The result: less fatigue, more consistency, and a more natural progression on technical basics.
Who is the FUN LIGHT 80 for?
The FUN LIGHT 80 Black Gradient is primarily aimed at beginners and students in training who are looking for a truly educational instrument. Its touch, designed to limit effort, makes it a relevant ally if you are starting accordion or resuming after a break and want to quickly regain your feel.
It is also suitable for musicians who want a learning-oriented accordion, capable of accompanying varied repertoires thanks to its 80 basses and a playing architecture designed to work both the right and left hands. The whole remains coherent for rehearsals, lessons, and first performances.
Playing comfort and musicality: essentials for a good start
A low-travel keyboard to save your fingers
When learning, consistency often comes with comfort. The key feature of this FUN LIGHT 80 is its low-travel keyboard, which allows you to minimize finger pressure from the very first contact with the instrument. It's a detail that makes all the difference over time: you can practice longer, with more precision, while reducing the feeling of tension.
A configuration designed for learning
Described as an indispensable pedagogical tool, this model emphasizes a structured configuration: right hand, left hand, and a layout that helps build your muscle memory. With its 80 basses, you have a solid foundation to approach accompaniment and develop coordination, while the right hand offers an organization designed to guide the student through their first pieces as well as technical work.
A Black Gradient finish that enhances the instrument
Beyond technique, aesthetics also matter: the Black Gradient finish brings an elegant and modern style. It's a relevant choice for a study instrument that you'll gladly keep within reach, and that maintains a strong visual presence during auditions or performances.
Technical specifications
| Velocity sensitive | No |
| Category | Acoustic |
| Number of bass buttons | 80 |
| Number of right-hand buttons | 60 |
| Type of accordion | Chromatic |
| Key format | button |
| Color | Black |
| Type | accordion with straight keyboard |
| Right hand keys | 60 |
| Right hand notes | 46 |
| Right hand ranks | 4 |
| Basses | 80 |
| Right voices | 2 |
| Left voices | 4 |
| Music | Super |
| Right hand registers | 1 |
| Left hand registers | 0 |
| Dimensions | 38 x 19 x 33 cm |
| Weight | 7.2 kg |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Hohner Fun Light 80 Black Gradient suitable for learning the chromatic accordion?
This model is suitable for learning thanks to its low-travel keyboard, which reduces the pressure needed under the fingers. Its 60 right hand buttons spread over 4 rows provide access to 46 notes. The 80 basses allow for accompaniment and hand independence.
How much does this button accordion weigh?
Weighing 7.2 kg and measuring 38 x 19 x 33 cm, this instrument maintains a format suitable for travel and handling.
What is the Fun Light 80's sound configuration?
The right hand has 2 voices and one register, while the left hand has 4 voices without a register. The announced "Super" configuration favors a clear sound for musical work.
Does the right keyboard have many notes?
The right keyboard includes 60 buttons corresponding to 46 notes, arranged in 4 rows. This layout offers a broad base for progressing in the chromatic repertoire.
What registers are available on this accordion?
One register is present on the right hand, while none is provided on the left hand.



