Kawai ES-920 W

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88 Keys with Responsive Hammer III (RHIII) mechanism with pressure point simulation and triple sensor
Harmonic Imaging XL (HI-XL) with 88 key sampling
38 Sounds
100 Rhythms
256-Note polyphony
Bluetooth Midi & Audio (aptX support for wireless communication and audio playback)
Transposition
Mood
String resonance
Damper effect
Dual mode
Split mode
Four hands mode
Internal 2 track recorder
4-Band EQ fader
OLED display
Metronome
2 Headphone connections
MIDI In / Out
Line In (Stereo)
Line Out (L / Mono, R)
USB to host
USB to device
Speaker system: 2x 20 watts
Dimensions (W x D x H): 1340 x 375 x 145 mm
Weight: 17 kg
Colour: White
Includes F-10H sustain pedal, power supply and music rest

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3-Year Thomann Warranty

Available since September 2020

Item number 502455

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Number Of Keys 88

Hammer Action Keys Yes

Number of simultaneous Voices 256

Number Of Sounds 38

Effects Yes

Speaker Yes

Headphone Outputs 2

Sequencer Yes

Metronome Yes

Master keyboard function No

Modulation Wheel No

Layer Function Yes

Included Accessories F10H Sustain pedal, Power Supply P154, Music Stand

Weight 17,0 kg

$1,248

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Kawai ES-920 W Deluxe Bundle

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My first serious piano

John B Ireland 15.11.2020

I’m possibly not the best reviewer here - as I only took up piano 1 year ago. Self taught via apps and YouTube. I started with a midi keyboard and relatively quickly invested in a
€300 Yamaha keyboard

So this upgrade to Kawai is a big jump for me. And some would say wasted on my limited ability. But. It is beautiful. The richness of sound brings me to tears. The feeling of the keys is completely different to my previous keyboard.

The keyboard layout is super easy to navigate. And I only discovered yesterday there is a neat app to accompany the device opening up even easier navigation of all the features.

The location of headphone jacks is convenient. The 40 watt speakers really deliver. The keys really respond to softness or strength of pressure.

I had researched a lot of pianos before going with this one. I’m delighted I took a risk and went with a brand new model.

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Great keys and sound. Decent speaker.

Ben Settapong 28.01.2024

The keys are great. Only minor complaint about the keys is key noise which is worse than Yamaha P-225 or P-515 and Roland FP-90X. But Kawai’s, in my opinion, are the best for practice. They are not “too easy” to play like many cheaper pianos that help you improve your muscle and your control but still the most responsive key in this price range.

Piano sounds are great. The main SK-EK piano sound is rich and warm, very good for solo playing. SK-5 is great for jazz and small band.

The features, by the way, are nothing special but just enough, which make sense for real life usage. Other sounds are good to have, usable, not great, but ti is not very important for this type of piano.

The speakers are decent but have some distortion in bass when open loudly. They are good enough for practicing at home but I wish they are more accurate.

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Wonderful piano

LegoBro 20.02.2024

Nothing to tell much, it is beautiful piano that is perfectly fits to new and semi-professional/profi musicians. Shame that it cant work with batterias as Casio can, but basically it is only 1 minor issue that can be faces with this instrument.

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Kawai ES-920 kein Fehlkauf

Tritonussubstitution 11.05.2021

Ich spiele in Regel auf einem Roland-Stage-Piano und auf dem Nord-Stage-Piano 3. Wozu also noch ein drittes Piano? Hauptgrund: Weil es nicht viel wiegt, deswegen leicht zu transportieren ist und meine Ansprüche an den Klavier-Klang, um den es mir vor allem geht, absolut befriedigt. Natürlich ist es kein Spitzenklang, aber es kommt nahe ran an ein akustisches Piano, weich, voll, brilliant. Ich muss, wenn ich mich mit Leuten zum Spielen treffe, eine steile Treppe hinunter. Das ist mit den 17 Kilo noch zu machen. Außerdem sieht es gut aus, und mit den eingebauten Lautsprechern könnte man kleinere Gigs mit bis zu 30 bis 40 Leuten gut beschallen. Fürs Proben reicht es dicke, wenn man nicht einen undisziplinierten Schlagzeuger dabei hat. Meine Empfehlung: ein überzeugendes Piano mit vielen Möglichkeiten zu diesem Preis.

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