Choosing your next digital piano is a big investment and something that requires a considerable amount of time and research. We understand that it can be quite overwhelming with the vast selection on the market, so here at Richard Lawson Pianos, we’ve decided to give you a run-down of the available Kawai Digital Pianos today.
Whether you’re looking for something as a beginner, or you’re a seasoned pianist; there’s a model to suit every budget and experience level. All of the Kawai models are renowned for their versatility, quality of sound and beautiful craftsmanship, which is why we’re proud to be a supplier here at Richard Lawson Pianos.
Additionally, once you have purchased a Kawai digital piano from ourselves, you will then benefit from our unparalleled aftercare and customer service. This will ensure that your piano remains in tip-top condition, with regular servicing and repair work through ourselves here at Richard Lawson Pianos.
Here are our top picks of Kawai digital pianos right now:
Kawai CS11 – £3,399
Incorporating the covetable Grand Feel II wooden-key keyboard technology, the Kawai CS11 brings a much-desired touch of authenticity to the digital piano world. This technology was produced following the intense study of over 85 years of acoustic piano craftsmanship from the traditional upstanding pianos of Kawai.
All eighty-eight keys are manufactured from the finest ebony and ivory wood to create a digital piano that you’d swear was the real deal. Designed to match the pivot point of the Kawai grand piano, the see-saw effect of the keys’ central balance pin makes for seamless playing.
Capturing the distinctive tone of the Kawai’s flagship Shigeru Kawai SK-EX full concert piano and Shigeru Kawai SK-5 medium-sized grand pianos, the Kawai CS11 allows players to replicate what are known as the ‘premier pianos of Japan’. Harnessing full 88-key sampling with the latest Harmonic Imaging XL sound technology, a broad range of melodies can be achieved.
Kawai ES8 – £1,340
The Kawai ES8 is an exceptionally exciting digital piano with a price tag that’s more accessible for all budgets, making it a great digital piano for beginners looking to improve their playing. With its ‘Responsive Hammer III’ technology – which emulates traditional weighted-key action – you can barely tell that you’re not playing a grand or upright piano; whilst still benefitting from the additional features of a digital piano.
Even the most discerning pianist will find themselves delighted with the playing quality of the Kawai ES8, and who could blame them with fascinating features such as Kawai Ivory Touch. With this, the keys absorb finger moisture from the player, allowing the digital piano to gauge the player’s performance and add for a more precise sound.
There are several other Kawai digital pianos to be found here for sale at Richard Lawson Pianos, so be sure to get in touch to discuss your next purchase. Our specialist team are always on hand to answer any queries you may have regarding the models of Kawai digital piano currently in stock.
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