• Kawai CX202 Digital Piano – Rosewood
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    Kawai CX202 Digital Piano – White

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    Kawai ES60 Digital Piano – Black (Top Only)

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    Kawai ES60B Digital Piano with Stand – Black

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  • Kawai MP11SE Digital Piano – Black

    Kawai MP11SE Digital Piano – Black

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  • Kawai CA501 Digital Piano – White Satin
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    Kawai CA501 Digital Piano – White Satin

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  • Kawai CA501 Digital Piano – Rosewood

    Kawai CA501 Digital Piano – Rosewood

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    $3,995.00
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    Kawai CA501 Digital Piano – Ebony Satin

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  • Kawai KDP120 Digital Piano – Rosewood
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    Kawai KDP120 Digital Piano – Rosewood

    SKU: KAW-KDP120R
    $1,995.00
  • Kawai KDP120 Digital Piano – White Satin

    Kawai KDP120 Digital Piano – White Satin

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    $1,995.00
  • Kawai CA901 Digital Piano – White Satin

    Kawai CA901 Digital Piano – White Satin

    SKU: KAW-CA901WS
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Brand Heritage and Philosophy

Since 1927, Kawai has blended traditional Japanese piano craftsmanship with modern innovation. Their guiding principle is simple: build instruments that inspire confidence, growth, and artistry. Every Kawai digital piano carries forward nearly a century of acoustic expertise, from meticulously voiced grand samples to carefully engineered key actions.


Core Technologies

  • Grand Feel III Wooden-Key Action
    Real wood keys with graduated hammer weights emulate the touch of a concert grand, giving you nuanced control over dynamics.

  • Responsive Hammer III / Compact Actions
    Durable, precision-engineered mechanisms that balance authenticity and affordability across entry and mid-level models.

  • SK-EX Rendering & Harmonic Imaging
    Advanced multi-channel sampling captures every harmonic overtones of Kawai’s flagship SK-EX and EX grand pianos, delivering rich, evolving tone at every velocity.

  • Virtual Technician
    An onboard sound-shaping suite that lets you fine-tune hammer hardness, key off noise, damper resonance, and more—tailoring the instrument to your taste.


Product Lineup and Use Cases

Series Models Key Features Ideal For
CA (Concert Artist) CA901, CA701, CA501, CA401 Grand Feel III, dual SK-EX & Concert Grand sampling, full Virtual Technician, premium cabinetry Professional studio & home performance
CN (Classic Upright) CN301, CN201 Responsive Hammer III, Progressive Harmonic Imaging, record/lesson functions Serious students & home practice
KDP (Entry Level) KDP120, KDP75 Responsive Hammer Compact II (120) or Compact (75), 15 voices, 192-note polyphony Beginners upgrading from basic keyboards
ES (Portable) ES920, ES520, ES120, ES60 Hammer action (varies), 192–256 polyphony, Bluetooth MIDI/Audio (higher models) Gigging musicians & traveling players
MP (Stage) MP11SE, MP7SE Grand Feel (MP11SE) or Responsive Hammer III (MP7SE), 256-voice polyphony, rugged chassis Touring performers & live rigs
VPC (Controller) VPC1 Grand Feel wooden keys, zero internal sounds, premium MIDI controller Virtual piano software users
DG (Digital Grand) DG30 Cabinet-mounted grand styling, RH III action, Harmonic Imaging, built-in soundboard speaker Home recital rooms & studios

Strengths

  1. Authentic Touch
    From the top-end CA901 to the affordable CN201, every series emphasizes realistic hammer feel and graded key weight.

  2. Rich, Evolving Tone
    Multi-mic sampling and Harmonic Imaging technology create dynamic, lifelike sound that responds to every nuance.

  3. Flexible Sound Shaping
    The Virtual Technician gives players—from beginners to pros—the tools to customize tonal character in depth.

  4. Build Quality & Reliability
    Solid cabinetry, robust actions, and reputable long-term support make Kawai instruments a sound investment.


Considerations

  • Price Point
    Premium series (CA, MP) command higher prices; entry models (KDP, ES60) offer excellent value but fewer features.

  • Size & Weight
    Concert-level and digital grand models require significant floor space; gig-oriented ES and VPC series are more portable.

  • Sound System
    Built-in speakers vary—top models deliver room-filling sound, while budget lines may benefit from external amplification.


Recommendations by Player Level

  • Beginner / Hobbyist: KDP120 or CN201—realistic feel without overwhelming cost.

  • Intermediate / Student: CN301 or ES920—enhanced touch, expanded polyphony, and lesson features.

  • Advanced / Professional: CA701 or MP11SE—for studio recording, concert venues, and full customization.

  • Traveling Musician: ES520 or VPC1—lightweight design with premium key action for reliable performance anywhere.


Final Thoughts

Kawai’s digital pianos span the full spectrum—from nurturing first-time learners to empowering seasoned performers. Their unwavering commitment to authentic touch, evocative tone, and thoughtful usability makes them a welcome partner at any stage of your musical journey. Whether you’re shaping your first scales or leading a concert hall recital, Kawai offers a model tailored to your ambitions.