Kawai Digital Pianos

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"The most important thing you need from a digital piano when you're learning is a realistic touch.
A good piano sound and minimum of 4 touch sensitivity levels (pp, mp, mf and f) are also important.
Factors such as dimensions, weight, colour and 'bells and whistles' shouldn't really be the deciding
factor in your purchase", Graham Howard, Piano Advisor and Author.

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    CN23           CN33            CL26             CL36            CA63  -- VIEW ALL MODELS BELOW

New model: Kawai CS6

If you need advice on digital pianos you can either send an email to grahamhowardukpianos.co.uk or call 020 8367 2080.

Useful Resources

1) Click here to read the report: "Which Digital Piano To Buy" by piano advisor, Graham Howard

2) For Kawai digital piano reviews, Click here

3) Check out the 'ever expanding' piano questions section on this site .

4)  The world's first and only dedicated digital piano forum. Check it out here

5) Click here to read the report: "7 Things You MUST Know Before You Buy A Digital Piano"

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Further Reading
7 Things You MUST Know Before Buying A Digital Piano
Should I Buy a Digital Piano or an Upright Piano?

All Kawai digital pianos bought through ukpianos.co.uk come with a 3 year 'on-site' warranty...
This means a technician will repair your piano in your home.
You won't have to send it anywhere.

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Kawai CA Digital Pianos

Kawai CA13

       

Kawai's latest model. Read more

The first model in Kawai's CA range. Read more

Kawai CA51 R digital piano, AWA Grand PRO-II keyboard, 40 sounds, dual mode, split mode with 4 hand mode, LC display, 2 track sequenzer, in-built metronome. Read more

Professional piano with an authentic piano sound. Great selection of colours to choose from. Read more

Shockingly expensive, but rather nice! If you're looking for the very best digital piano that money can buy, then the Kawai CA93 should definitely be one of your top choices. Read more

A digital piano that looks like an upright piano. Read more.

Kawai CN Digital Pianos

Start by reading this first: 'Which digital piano brand should I buy?'

An upgraded version of the CN22. Read more

Kawai's latest model. Read more

         Discontinued. Replaced by CN43

Top of Kawai's CN range. Read more

       

Top of Kawai's CN range. The new model that replaces the CN42. Read more

Kawai CL Digital Pianos

Kawai CL25

Kawai CL25 R digital piano, 88 keys with AHA4 hammer, sounds: Concert Grand, Modern Piano, Classic electric Piano, Vibraphone, Harpsichord, Streicher.
Read more.

Kawai CL26

Brand new model that replaced the CL25. A nice budget digital piano great for beginners. A space saver. Read more

Latest model. This replaces the popular CL35. This piano doesn't have a key cover. Read more

Kawai KDP80

Budget model for beginners only. Read more

Kawai ES/MP Portable Pianos

Kawai ES6

New model that replaces the ES4 and ES5. Read more.

The Kawai MP8 MK II is the closest approach to the concert grand piano. With 256 built-in sounds combined with a defining studio controller finished in black metallic with an aluminum body and natural wood cheek blocks. Read more

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Kawai CS6

Kawai CS9

Questions and Comments

Do you want to ask Graham Howard a question? Just send an email

Would you please be kind enough to give me some idea as to what I should be paying for a PN80 ( presumably discontinued ) which is approx  4/5 yrs old and in good condition.

Many thanks. Peter

Reply/ Yes, the Kawai PN80 is discontinued.

I guess it's worth around £500 - £600.

Yours pianistically,
Graham Howard
UK Pianos

Discontinued models

Kawai CN21

     Discontinued.

The new design of the Kawai CN21 has many improvements of the previous model. The key lid is more solid and the backboard is a lot thicker. Read more

Kawai CN31

      Discontinued.

The Kawai CN31 is the next step up in Kawai's CN range. You get everything the basic model offers with an improved sound and touch. Read more

              Discontinued.

New design. Very nice sound. Read more

  Discontinued.

The realistic piano sound and 26 other high-quality instrumental sounds provided with the CN3 incorporate Kawai's Harmonic Imaging Technology for outstanding authenticity.

  Discontinued.

With its LESSON function the Kawawi CN4 supports your music lessons perfectly, since many titles (Czerny, Burgmüller and Beyer) for piano lessons preferred by piano teachers are already stored in the instrument. Just listen to them, exercise only the left or the right hand or record your practices.

             Discontinued.

An upgraded version of the CN21. Read more.

   Discontinued.

The top of Kawai's CN digital piano range. You have to see it to believe it. Nice touch and sound to compliment.

Kawai CA71

Kawai CA71 discontinued (January 2010). Check out the new model Kawai CA63

Kawai CA71 R digital piano, AWA Grand PRO-II keyboard, 60 sounds, dual mode, split mode with 4 hand mode, LC display. Read more

     
Kawai CA91 discontinued (January 2010). Check out the new model Kawai CA93

One of the best digital pianos around. The Kawai CA91 costs as much as a good acoustic piano, but you get the advantage of the headphone facility for silent practice, easier to mover around, lots of additional sounds and recording capabilities. Read more

Kawai ES4

   Discontinued.

The jet-black polished finish gives depth to the Kawai ES4 and offers a grand piano like appearance. The soft curved lines of the ES4 create exclusiveness.

 Discontinued.

Kawai has set out to create the best piano sound possible for the new MP4. The design is compact but gives a great impression. By using the silver metallic color on an aluminum body, the Kawai MP4 will stand out on a stage even more.

  Discontinued. Replaced by MP6

Kawai MP5 stage piano, with advanced hammer mechanism keys, 256 sounds and integrated effects. Read more

Kawai CP Digital Pianos

Kawai CP95

   Discontinued.

Representing unbelievable value for money, the Kawai CP95 possesses many great features and is yet so simple to operate, the whole family will be able to get the most out of this piano.

 Discontinued.

The Kawai CP115 ensemble piano is a truly groundbreaking instrument. Using Kawai's exclusive Harmonic Imaging Technology and a new sample library, this instrument reproduces over 600 amazingly authentic instrument sounds.

  Discontinued.

The CP155 is equipped with a 80W sound system utilising 4 separate speakers. An amazingly authentic sound is the result.

Kawai Digital Baby Grand Pianos

Kawai CP185

   Discontinued.

The CP185 not only looks like a traditional piano, it also sounds and plays like a traditional piano…

Kawai CP205

   Discontinued.

The CP205 is equipped with a 200W sound system utilising 9 separate speakers. These speakers are set into a spruce "soundboard" in the piano cabinet. Not only does the sound board look authentic it helps the CP205 project an amazingly authentic sound.

 Discontinued.

The structures are the same as the ones found in acoustic grand pianos. It's easy to forget that you are playing a digital piano with the excellence of the Kawai CA5's AWA Grand PRO action with real wooden keys

 Discontinued.

The next step up in the range - the Kawai CA7 is a real joy to play.

 Discontinued.

 Discontinued.

The Kawai CN2 offers musical enjoyment within the reach of all ages and abilities, bringing the pleasure of music to the whole family.

 Discontinued.

The Kawai ES5 is the perfect instrument for those who need a great sounding digital piano for home, but still need the portability of a stage piano.

Check out the resources below for other digital pianos similar to Kawai.

Previous Models

 Kawai CL20

   Discontinued -- replaced by CL25

The Kawai CL20 digital piano is an attractive instrument designed to fit into virtually any space. But don't let the small size fool you. The CL20 is packed with powerful digital piano features.

Kawai CL35

For a basic digital piano, the Kawai CL35 does the job rather nicely. Compact design, beatiful dark rosewood finish and 3 pedals - what more can you ask for? Read more

Questions

Hi Graham

My son 11 yrs is appearing for Trinity Grade 2 piano exam and I want to get him
a kawai digital piano. I ve seen CL35 and CN22 since they suit my budget, which
model do you suggest and it will take him till which grade in TRinity Also
highlight me about any other brand or model of digital that I can buy  since I
dont want to invest in upright just now.
Thanks and Regards
Mahuya

Reply/ Hi Mahuya

The Kawai CN22 has a better sound and a more realistic
touch the the CL35.

The CN22 would take your son up to around grade 6. So
this piano would be a good choice for the short to
medium term.

Another piano you should definitely consider, and that
I recommend, is the Classenti CDP2...

The Classenti CDP2 is a superior piano...

The CDP2 has a warm, mellow, European piano sound,
and a heavy-weighted touch... it feels very much
like you're playing on an upright piano.

It also has 5 touch sensitivity levels which makes
it easier to play for anyone starting out, and
essential for more advanced playing.

The Classenti CDP2 is the ideal piano for beginner
level up to grade 8.

You can read more about it here:
http://www.ukpianos.co.uk/classenti-cdp2.html

If you'd like to find out more you can call
me on 020 8367 2080.

Yours pianistically,

Graham Howard

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Hi,

I've only just started learning piano and I've been using your guides for a while to look at getting a digital piano.  I have my heart set on a Kawai CN32 (I'm not totally adamant about the decision, but it's one I've tried out and quite like so I thought I would go with it).

I spoke to a local retailer about buying the CN32 from him and their price was about £1300, however I have found it from the Thomann website link on your site for £813 which includes a chair and headphones.

When I spoke to the local retailer, he seemed to add the fact that the piano they were selling was a 'British' one.  I've had a look around on the internet to see if there are any differences between ones that might be British and ones that aren't.

I was just wondering if you knew of any significant differences that might be between a specifically 'British' one, or one that I could get for quite a bit less from Thomann which might not be from the same place but is the same model.

Thanks very much, Josie
           
Reply/ Hi Josie

The CN32 has been replaced by the CN33.

The Kawai CN33 that's sold in the UK is exactly the same Kawai CN33 that's sold by Thomann.

It's not a British piano anyway. Kawai digital pianos are made in Indonesia.

I recommend buying the CN33 from Thomann. They give you a 3 year warranty. What's more, the delivery is free.

Their warranty covers all parts and labour. They also come to your home if anything needs fixing.

Here's where you can order, or find out more information: http://www.ukpianos.co.uk/kawai-cn33.html

Yours pianistically,

Graham Howard

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