Kawai CA18

Description

Discontinued January 2011 – replaced by CA13

Available in rosewood, cherry or satin black.

Kawai CA-18 digital piano, AWA Grand PRO-II wooden-keys, 8 sounds, split mode with 4 hand mode, 1 track recorder with 7500 notes, 96 voices polyphone, 29 internal songs, reverb, chorus, key cover, 3 pedals, 2 headphone jacks, loudspeaker 2 x 13 Watt, dimensions in cm : 137 x 46 x 89, weight : 61 kg

Delivery

Free delivery to UK, Ireland and most European Countries.

Other finishes:

Kawai CA18 SN (Satin black).

Kawai CA18 C (Cherry).

Reviews

Hello Graham

Thanks for your follow-up email and I must add that your booklet was

read, digested and implimented the following day.  I found the

information was just what I was looking for, ie cutting through the

sales jargon, busting the myths some of the manufacturers have

created, and stating plainly that there is not much difference between

the top four or five manufacturers, “You make your choice and pays

your money”.

Following our conversation of Wednesday 11 August, regarding the

Classenti CDP3 I realised importing from UK any type of instrument  in

the range I was looking at, was out of the question. The sheer logistics,

importing, after sales service, warranty etc were a non starter.

I perused the Tenerife web pages more closely and found a small

specialist music retailer dealing with Kawai digital pianos. Thursday

12th August I purchased a Kawai CA18 and take delivery Tuesday text.

I used all the testing techiques suggested in your booklet and was

impressed by both the accuracy of the information and the quality of

the instrument. It certainly is as you suggested in our conversation,

a very nice piano, perhaps slightly long in the tooth, but so am I,

but reliable (I hope).  Indeed the shop proprietor thought I was a

“professional” not a rank amatuer.

He left me alone to test and play the shop demo model and after some

two hours we negotiate what I consider a very reasonable deal of

around the equivalent of 1200 GBP. Without the information I gleaned

from your booklet I would have been at the mercy of the sales staff I

was dealing with.

Thanks again, I am only sorry we could not do a deal with your

company.

Kind regards – Graham Laverock