Thank you for your positive comment!🎹

Hello E.S., thank you for your comment. Yes, the KDP75 and KDP120 both share the same cabinet dimensions, however the backboard of the KDP75 is a little shorter. For more information, please refer to the comparison table at the URL below: www.kawai-global.com/product_comparison/detail.php?n=kdp120,kdp75&ct=36

@@KawaiPianosGlobalthanks! After some research we ordered a white kdp120 today on a great discount. Cannot wait for the delivery.

We're happy to help. Enjoy your new piano!

Hello Boylei, thank you for your positive feedback. We enjoyed your performance of the Star Wars piece, and spotted the comment you referred to also.🎹🚀

Hello Kara, thank you for your comment and positive feedback. We're glad to read that you enjoyed the touch and sound of the instrument, and hope you enjoy your new piano! 🎹

Thank you for your comment Eletrizuados. It's unlikely that we'll shoot this video again, however we'll certainly bear your feedback in mind!

Thank you for your comment and positive feedback! The ES60 supports the included F-1SP included and F-10H accessory. The ES60 does not support the GFP-3 triple pedal unit accessory. If you're seeking an 88-key portable digital piano that supports triple pedal accessories, we would strongly recommend considering the ES120: www.kawai-global.com/es120/ - we hope this helps!

@ thank you!

コメントありがとうございます！ ご購入そしてご愛用いただき大変嬉しいです。 数ある素敵なピアノの中から弊社ピアノをお選びいただけたこと大変嬉しく思っております。

@@KawaiPianosGlobal 明日朝9時に家にKDP 120が 届きます。そわそわして夜も　 寝られるのかぁゃιぃです。 今日YAMAHAでW.A.Mozartのきらきら星変奏曲の全音ピースを買ったついでにYAMAHAの電子ピアノのアクションを チェックしましたがどれも スプリングが入ってるぽくて駄目駄目です。 私には全く合いません。 確かにグランドピアノアクションにも ジャックとレピティションレバーに 共有するスプリングが入っていますが それとこれは別の話です。 それにしても動画の女性は きらきら星変奏曲お上手ですね。 私も2年間のブランクがありますが KDP 120で研鑽を積んで 弾ける様努力しようと思います。　 ただ努力って裏切るんですよね。 まぁ、La Campanellaの復旧作業 をするも良し月光を弾くも良し。 やる事は他にも沢山あります。

Hello Matt, thank you for your comment. Best of luck with your purchase, and with your piano learning journey! 🎹

Hello Mustafa, thank you for your comment. The MP11SE uses the original "Grand Feel (I)" keyboard action, while the CA901/CA701 use the latest "Grand Feel III" keyboard action. Both keyboards share the same action design, featuring 88 long wooden keys that pivot on a balance pin like a seesaw. The GFIII action incorporates a number of changes and improvements over the original GF action design, such as "Ebony Touch" black key surfaces, as well as a revised key-to-hammer actuator mechanism. Both keyboard actions are considered among the best available in a stage piano and console digital piano respectively. If you are already familiar with the touch of the MP11SE's GF keyboard action, the CA901/CA701's GFIII action will feel very comfortable for you. For more information about Kawai's wooden key keyboard actions, please watch the following video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZu3faiklM9jbrM - We hope this helps!

Hello Natasha, thank you for your comment. To answer your question, no, the ES60 does not feature Bluetooth functionality. However, Bluetooth is available on the ES120 and upper ES models. For more information about ES series instruments, please refer to: www.kawai-global.com/es-series - we hope this helps! 🎹

Hello Suharina, thank you for your comments. Yes, the KDP75's "Responsive Hammer Compact" keyboard action features grade-weighted hammers that reproduce the touch of a grand piano. For more information, please refer to the following URL: www.kawai-global.com/product/kdp75/#touch - we hope this helps!

Hello Mustafa, thank you for your comment. As noted in the description, the audio in this video uses a combination of the instrument's Line Outs mixed with the "room sound" produced by the instrument's speakers. This may account for the different in sound that you're hearing. Moreover, the ES60 has fewer piano sounds and piano sound adjustments (Reverb, Virtual Technician etc.) compared to the KDP120, which may also be a factor. To listen to a selection of audio demos recorded from the ES60's Line Out connectors directly, please refer to the following URL: www.kawai-global.com/product/es60/#demos Regarding your question about how best to record your KDP120, we recommend a portable audio recorder, such as the Zoom H5, with one of the KDP120's headphone outputs connected to the recorder's Left/Right inputs. For more information about recording digital pianos, please refer to the following FAQ article: www.kawai-global.com/support/faq/how-can-i-record-the-audio-produced-by-my-kawai-digitalhybrid-piano-onto-a-computer/ - we hope this helps!

@ thanks for your answer. I will check links.

The MP series remains an important product line for Kawai, however we're unable to share any information regarding future release schedules. Thank you for your understanding!

it is better than some US channels that play some improvised music that nobody ever heard of... and they don't even sound good to the ears... I wonder why in the US, they can't seem to even play 10 seconds of Moonlight Sonata 1st movement or 10 seconds of Chopin 64, 2 or 69, 2... yet in daily life, they talk the loudest and are the most assertive and self-righteous

@@winterheat We enjoy watching a wide variety of music being performed on our instruments.🎹

Hello Scott, we hope enjoy enjoy the sound of Kawai's smaller ES models, including both the ES120 and this ES60!

Thank you for the positive comment! We will pass on your kind words to Mitsuki-chan's family!

What a ridiculous comment.

@ of course it is! But am I wrong?

@@DaraM73 I'm glad you agree that it's a ridiculous comment.

@@daz1750 but would a 11 yo child who lives in a Victorian dolls house want a boring black for her black plastic keyboard?

@@DaraM73 Probably. Black/grey goes with anything.

Thank you your positive feedback JCB! It's difficult to comment on individual cases, however in the event that an issue does arise with a Kawai instrument, the matter should be resolved under warranty. If you have not done so already, we recommend discussing this topic with your Kawai dealer. Thanks again!

Hello Elvin, thank you for deciding to purchase the CA901. We hope you enjoy your new piano! 🎹

Cost 2k and happy halloween 🎉👻🎃💀 by the way call me boon😅

Hello Gustavo, thank you for your comment, and for your patronage of Kawai instruments! Regarding your enquiry, if you are seeking a digital instrument with a grand-like keyboard action, we would recommend either the CA901 or CA701. However, for the ultimate grand piano experience, the Novus NV10S, featuring a grand piano keyboard action, is arguably the finest instrument in its class. You may be aware that Kawai also produces GL series grand pianos with both ATX4 (AnyTimeX) and AR2 (AURES) hybrid systems, allowing the instrument to be played with headphones, or for the volume to be reduced when in AURES mode. For more information, please refer to the product pages at the URLs below: www.kawai-global.com/product/ca901 www.kawai-global.com/product/nv10s www.kawai-global.com/product/atx4 www.kawai-global.com/product/ar2 We hope this helps!

Hello Boris, thank you for your comment. We're afraid we cannot provide this kind of detailed information via KZbin comments, however if you would be willing to contact us via the enquiry form on the Kawai Global website, we will try to assist you. Until then, please refer to the official weight specifications on the KDP75 product page at the following URL: www.kawai-global.com/product/kdp75/?mode=showall#specs - we hope this helps!

Thank you very much for your positive comment HR Racc! 🎹

¡Gracias por tus comentarios positivos!

Thank you for your comment! We hope you enjoy your new piano!

Thank you Vaishali!

Hello Angel De Troch, thank you for your comment. The K-400 would make an excellent addition to your living room, however it is important to play-test instruments thoroughly before making any kind of purchasing decision. We would recommend visiting your local Kawai dealer to play-test their various pianos and discuss your plans with sales staff. Best of luck!

Thank you for your comment Aga-san. Let's see what happens in the future! 🎹

Thank you Bachbaroque!

Hello Frank, thank you for your positive feedback. It's perhaps worth noting that the audio used in this video was recorded from the instrument's Line Out connectors. When listening to the sound produced by the instrument's own speaker system (including the soundboard) the experience is even more impressive! For this reason, we strongly recommend play-testing instruments such as the CA901 in person at your local Kawai dealer.

​@@KawaiPianosGlobalAre you really saying that the audio from the integrated speakers is even better than this recording?

@@giuseppepaparo8977 The Line Out recording is very good, however, yes, the "in the room" sound is even better when heard through the instrument's speaker system.

​@@KawaiPianosGlobalThank you

Hello CJ, thank you for your comment. The KDP75 an ES120 share the same "Responsive Hammer Compact" keyboard action, and both feature the sound of the "Shigeru Kawai SK-EX" concert grand piano. However, the ES120 offers a number of other features, including Bluetooth MIDI and Audio connectivity, Line Out connectors, a broader selection of piano and non-piano sounds, and some other enhancements. The benefit of the KDP75 is that the piano is self-contained with stand and pedals, however it's possible to add a designer stand and triple pedal bar accessories to the ES120, transforming it into a self-contained and very compact digital piano, that is also extremely portable. Please refer to the following link for a side-by-side comparison of the KDP75 and ES120 specifications: www.kawai-global.com/product_comparison/detail.php?n=kdp75,es120&ct=36 Here is more information about the HML-2 stand and F-351 triple pedal accessories for the ES120: www.kawai-global.com/product/es120/#options We hope this helps!

@@KawaiPianosGlobal thanks very much. I’ll take a look. I had the ES 110. It was great. Gave it to one of the kids. Now I want another Kawai. 👍

@@cjc4765 Thanks very much for your patronage! If you enjoyed the ES110, I'm confident that you will like the ES120 also - it added a number of improvements and upgrades.

@@KawaiPianosGlobal Yes. The ES 110 was so much worth the money. When I tested against other digitals it was an easy decision to make. I love Kawai! ❤️ Thanks for your help. You guys rock!! 🪨

@@cjc4765 Thank you very much!

Hello TheGheddon, thank you for your comment. Either the CA701 and K-15 would be a fine choice for someone looking to start their piano journey. However, which piano is most suitable for you will depend on a number of factors. We would recommend visiting your local Kawai dealer in order to play-test different digital and acoustic instruments within your budget, and to understand the characteristics of each - www.kawai-global.com/dealersearch/. We hope this helps!

Thank you so much.

@@TheGheddon Happy to help!

Hi Jeff, thank you for your comment and question. The CA701's Lesson function can be a little involved, however please try the following: 1. From the Music tab, select Lesson Books. 2. Selected the desired Lesson Book and Song. 3. When the selected song starts to play, tap the UP arrow to expand the player. 4. At the top of the screen, tap the > (right) arrow to show the Lesson controls. 5. From this screen, it is possible to adjust the tempo, metronome volume, transpose, and A/B repeat point. If the song supports it, it is also possible to mute either the left-hand or right-hand parts. If you have access to a tablet, we would also recommend the PiaBookPlayer app (available for iOS/Android), which supports displaying the notated scores for many of the lesson songs, as well as other features such as metronome, left-hand/right-hand muting, pedal page turning, etc. Please refer to the PiaBookPlayer website for more information: www.kawai-global.com/product/piabookplayer/ We hope this helps - if you have further queries, please feel to contact us via the Kawai Global website: www.kawai-global.com/enquiry/ .

Thank you very much for your comment, we hope you enjoy your new piano!

@@KawaiPianosGlobal i got a CA701 instead :) I love it!

Thank you for your comment. We hope you enjoy your new piano!

Hello Kitora, thanks for your comment, and for choosing the KDP120. We hope your new piano brings you many years of musical enjoyment!

Hello Vid, thank you very much for your positive feedback, and congratulations on owning this beautiful instrument!

Hello Marv, thank you for your comment. As you correctly note, the PianoRemote app supports two different methods of recording: MIDI and audio. When MIDI (SMF) recording is used, the app will capture the keyboard and pedal movements performed by the player. When this recording is played back on the piano, the sound heard should be identical to that of the original performance. When audio (WAV/FLAC/AAC) recording is used, the app will capture the sound produced by the piano using the device's built-in microphones, meaning that ambient noise will also be recorded. In order to record *just* the sound of the CA401, we would recommend using an external audio interface connected to one of the instrument's headphone connectors, then connecting this audio interface to your smart device. Alternatively, you may also wish to try connecting the headphone output directly to a portable recorder (Zoom etc.) and bypassing the PianoRemote recording features. For more information about recording, please refer to the following FAQ articles: www.kawai-global.com/support/faq/how-can-i-use-the-pianoremote-app-to-record-my-kawai-digital-hybrid-piano/ www.kawai-global.com/support/faq/how-can-i-record-the-audio-produced-by-my-kawai-digitalhybrid-piano-onto-a-computer/ We hope this helps.

Hello Marco, thank you for your comment, and for your patronage of Kawai instruments! Regarding your question, the front tweeters are positioned approximately above the lower/highest octaves, in the gap between the upper-board and top-board. Please refer to the following URL for a visual reference: www.kawai-global.com/product/ca701/#speaker%20system . We hope this helps.

Thank you for your comment. Are we correct to assume that you are referring to the NV5S music rest position? If so, this position is largely dictated by the upright piano-influenced piano cabinet (the music rest position should be comparable to that of a similarly sized Kawai 'K' series upright), however we will pass on your feedback to the product development team for their consideration.

@@KawaiPianosGlobal Yes, this applies to the NV5S. Some acoustic piano manufacturers have done just that. They moved the hinges and the music rest bar higher on the same keyboard cover.

@@sarcosil Thank you for confirming that you are referring to the NV5S. We will pass on your comments to the product development team for their consideration. If you would be willing to share some examples of upright pianos that incorporate a raised music rest design, please feel to contact Kawai Japan directly via the enquiry form at the following URL: www.kawai-global.com/enquiry/ - thanks again!

@@KawaiPianosGlobal kzbin.info/www/bejne/a37KaamkgqudmbM

Thank you for your comment! Most, if not all, digital/hybrid piano product videos produced by Kawai Japan (and subsidiaries) capture sound directly from the instruments' Line Out connectors. However, we will certainly consider also recording using external microphones, provided the results are a faithful recreation of the sound produced when sitting at the instrument.

Hello Warwick, thanks very much for your positive comment. We hope you enjoy your new piano!

Thanks very much Jim!