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The best Kawai reviews

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  • Kawai KG2E

    « Very stable, well made »

    My Kawai KG3E was made in 1990. I traded in my Kawai KG1E for this piano along with a cash differential to move from a 5' 4" instrument to a 6' 1" instrument. First, I live in a large city and visited many new and used piano dealers in the area and s

    by tomvette 3/16/19
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  • Kawai K5000S

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by iSiStOy/translated from Audiofanzine FR) See previous reviews. UTILIZATION Classic configuration. Patch editing is rather complex. You don't have to know the FFT formulas but you should already know what additive sound synt

    by Audiofanzine FR 7 11/3/08
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  • Kawai MP8

    « Great feel and sound »

    full keyboard weighted keys UTILIZATION The manual is clear, but the setup is not easy to get right. SOUNDS The sound is fantastic. I usually use the grand piano only. I like it and always get positive feedback after a performanc. OVERALL OPI

    by WomanOnPiano 1 9/14/13
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  • Kawai 100F

    « A good affordable vintage synth »

    The Kawai 100F is a vintage Synthesizer that is a very small piece of vintage gear, I think it only has 32 keys on it and doesn’t weigh much at all so it can be packed up and taken with you if you need to move it around. It is also a well built synth

    by AlanForPresident 1 7/18/12
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  • Kawai KG-3C

    ericthegreat's review

    The Kawai KG-3c is a great grand piano, I used it while in college it has a beautiful sound and is built very well. Ours was a reconditioned piano. Before we had it , it was a conservatory used intensively and it was restored for the purpose of res

    by ericthegreat 1 9/21/11
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  • Kawai VPC 1

    « VPC1 is an excellent choice for MIDI only Piano simulation, not general midi keyboard use »

    I use the VPC1 exclusively with Pianoteq, running on an ordinary laptop, with an M-Audio interface and 2 KRK Rokit 6" powered speakers. I use USB only, no power to the keyboard, although it does come with an external power supply. This keyboard h

    by David Studhalter 10/4/17
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  • Kawai MP7

    « Kawai mp7 underrated »

    If you look on the web you will find many reviews with technical info so i wont be adding to those. I will say that as a pro piano player owning a few top end stage pianos that the MP7 is underrated in my view, prehaps it is due to the extreemly rea

    by tradcab 4/30/17
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  • Kawai MP6

    « Very good sounds and keys but the price.. »

    I have used the Kawai MP 6 many times, it is an 88 key digital piano loaded with 256 sounds. One thing I will say about it is, if you are looking for a stage piano or a good piano for your home then this might not be for you. They really didn’t put m

    by stompboxjon 1 10/1/12
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  • Kawai X30

    « q »

    This is a 61 keys (5 octaves) keyboard embedding 100 sounds (16 bit PCM) and 50 styles. Its feature include - a one track sequencer with very limited memory - a stereo chorus effect which does not sound so bad - an auto-accompaniement section wit

    by TriYop 7/31/12
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  • Kawai X50-D

    JackLudden's review

    This is a 5 octave synth, MIDI controller and more. You can connect headphones, have a line out to an amp, and there is MIDI in and out. There are well over 100 sounds available for the keys including drums and random sound FX. You cannot edit the

    by JackLudden 8/10/08
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