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OLDER KAWAI GRAND PIANO MODELS. The chart below shows how past and present Kawai grand piano models compare in size. Models combined in the same row have the same string scales and basic dimensions. Models in bold type are currently in production. Size.
GRAND PIANO FINISHES. Kawai Recent Sizes and Specifications. Kawai Older Series and Specifications. Before 1990 Kawai made three series of grand pianos: GE, KG and GS. The GE/GM was the least expensive series and was called the Musicians Series. The KG Series was by far the most popular.
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- Kawai CA49
- Kawai DG30
- Kawai Cn39
- Kawai Mp11se
- Kawai ES920
- Kawai ES110
- Kawai Kdp120
Indicative Price: $2,799 The Kawai CA49 Digital Piano, a successor of the CA48 model, provides a superior piano playing experience. This revised model has preserved the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX and Kawai EX Concert Grand Pianos’ essential Grand Feel Compact wooden-key keyboard motion and acoustic piano sound, resulting in a more natural and authentic pl...
Indicative Price: $7,499 The Shigeru Kawai SK-EX and Responsive Hammer III acoustic piano sound and keyboard action are featured in the new DG30 digital grand piano, delivering a more natural and authentic playing experience. With structural enhancements, the RHIII action provides a realistic piano touch to this model, reducing noise and key wobbli...
Indicative Price: $3,399 The Shigeru Kawai SK-EX Concert Grand Piano’s excellent piano tone is captured in the CN39’s design. It delivers a realistic touch reaction similar to that of the Responsive Hammer III keyboard. The CN39 has a robust sound system with premium audio equipment. The latest OLED display allows for outstanding visual clarity. Th...
Indicative Price: $3,299 The Kawai MP11SE digital piano’s standout feature perfectly reproduces an acoustic piano’s natural motion and feels. The MP11SE is a beautiful alternative for piano enthusiasts because of its straightforward panel interface with discrete sound sections and effects and an extensive range of the genuine electric piano and aux...
Indicative Price: $2,499 The esteemed Responsive Hammer III keyboard action and powerful 40W speaker system are featured in the Kawai ES920. This is a fashionable, compact instrument that delivers concert grand piano touch and tone, as well as a variety of great instrument sounds in a stylish, portable design for the studio, home, or stage. The wir...
Indicative Price: $999 The ES110 is a great start to the Kawai portable piano family, offering some of the best features and technology available in an affordable instrument. The keyboard can simulate the unique sound of an acoustic piano. The ES110 includes an adjustable metronome, song recorder, and “split” playing mode, which allows both hands t...
Indicative Price: $1,549 The new KDP120 features Kawai’s Responsive Hammer Compact II (RHCII) keyboard action, giving it the impression of a genuine grand piano. It utilizes Kawai’s latest triple-sensor key detection system for greater responsiveness, in addition to grade-weighted hammers and springless key mechanisms. The KDP120 also has a new, im...
HISTORY AND BACKGROUND. To trace the history of Kawai, one must look roughly 20 years into the past before Kawai’s 1927 founding, to a fateful day when a struggling Japanese organ builder, Torakusu Yamaha, met a very young Koichi Kawai – a child prodigy in engineering. This day marked the beginning of a partnership that would forever change ...
Jul 26, 2012 · Grands. A grand Kawai piano starts at just under $10,000 for their most inexpensive model, and most can still be had for $40,000 or less. This is an amazing price for concert-grade instruments that would feel no shame in any hall in the world. Kawai grand pianos have a sound which, depending on your inclinations, could be described as a bit ...
Join Ted as he delves into the past to uncover another vintage Kawai Grand Piano demonstrating their enduring excellence compared to modern models like the SK-EX. Despite being half a century old ...
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Only ease the sides of the hole by turning the easing tool inside the key so that the flat surfaces face front to back, then apply pressure to the hole. *If the balance hole is loose on the pin, apply a few drops of alcohol and water (Isopropyl 70%) to the hole then set aside. Once it is dry, re-fit it to the pin. 4.
