Kawai CA99 - The best digital piano available in 2020

Craig gives a run down on the brand new Kawai CA99 digital piano. Get an acoustic piano experience with all the convenience of a digital piano.

[@cmdess]

I started on a kawai...played one at work fell in love all over again. :)

[@MyKamiFox]

I was so anxious about your phone through the entire video.

[@KevinEnSoraya]

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[@DolceFioreRosa]

Yup, me too 😟

[@carlbowles1808]

Sounds exactly like a concert grand piano and looks great. High quality and attention to details work. Kawai CA99 is the one for me. Thanks 😊👍.

[@KevinEnSoraya]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mojKYqyKqJadiaM try this one

[@thignawl]

Really love that you're not doing direct link to audio for your videos! It's so frustrating watching keyboard reviews without being able to get a good sense for how the speakers actually sound when played!

[@jgr4779]

Thanks for recording the room sound of the piano. This is really important to help make a buying decision. Unfortunately the recording has been compressed and processed to the point that it is impossible to know what the true sound and dynamics are like.

[@soundactivationmeditations259]

I’ve got one bloody fantastic is all I can say you won’t regret

[@jsivonenVR]

Damn! A real wooden soundboard!! 😮 I want this one! 🔥🎹

[@garyrobinson6247]

I bought this model a few months back and it really is a great piano. I think it is worth the asking price when you consider what yo are getting. Each of the rendered pianos can be tailored to your exact spec across many parameters, but the default settings are perfect for me. It can be used as a high quality bluetooth speaker system with over 100 watts of amplification. It also has bluetooth midi and standard midi. The 100+ built in voices are great quality and it comes with hundreds of piano pieces built in. The list goes on. I compared it with similarly priced Yamaha and Roland pianos and this felt and sounded better in my opinion. The android based touch screen is a little laggy but I use the app on my ipad which is excellent.

[@verymozart]

Is this CA 99 suitable to study and pass the diploma-recital exam of advanced classical music? Because many reviews say that it has a quite LIGHT TOUCH, to be suitable for passing the diploma exam. Because a light touch can affect the performance playing on the harder pianos of the exam

[@Tidus3960]

@@verymozart If you are going for diploma you should be a very advanced player already so you should go try it for yourself and decide.

[@verymozart]

@@Tidus3960thanks for replying. Just my comment is asking to whom has this piano and or knows it because sells it. To know what I asked. I really don't need other replies than this. I have to travel to reach the nearest showroom. Also you would need to play it hours to have a reliable judgement

[@Tidus3960]

@@verymozart I'm replying because I have the CA99. It is an incredible digital piano. While the touch is light, it still very much feels like a grand piano. It has a similar feel to a Yamaha C1X grand. The soundboard speaker system along with the transducers also give a very organic feeling to our playing.

[@verymozart]

@@Tidus3960 ok then, thank you, but your first comment didn't say about the topic I was asking. It's about the light touch and if this may affect the recital exam of advanced repertoire. You know if it's too light with too much difference than the pianos at the exam, I don't know if this might affect the performance and I'll fail. Are you playing on your CA99 advanced classical music?

[@RayMak]

Wow.... The tech is quite different

[@KevinEnSoraya]

ever tried the promega 2+ from www.generalmusic.com/ ....... listen to that one... :)

[@bryangonzalez853]

can i please ask you. how are you every where?

[@KevinEnSoraya]

@@bryangonzalez853 again in English.

[@bryangonzalez853]

@@KevinEnSoraya i wasnt talking to you... lol

[@user-io2rd8xi7x]

@@bryangonzalez853 there a 2 ways he could be doing it that I know. 1) he has alot of time and, or watches what u watch 2) there are websites which it makes u comment what u want in - by using a specific key word like "buy piano" I can generate "interesting" as my comment in every video that contains "buy piano"

[@danmcbmusic]

They are astounding. Saving up ...

[@Oleg__]

Thanks for the review. I just have to note that on the time period 0:49 you show the Grand Feel II action (not III). Though on 0:53 it's correct. I see you have a sample of the Grand Feel III action in the background, standing on the CA79 piano, which interests me more. I hope that the screen can be completely turned off (along with the backlight) during practice, recording videos of self performance, etc.

[@craigjohnston7407]

Hi Oleg, well spotted. We don't yet have a model action for the GFIII, so put the GFII shot in to indicate the style of action with the hammer above the key as they are quite similar. The action model in the background is the Grand Feel compact that is in the CA48 and CA58.

[@rzproductions]

The LCD screen can be set to auto off at 30 seconds to five minute. I looked at that manual Kawai website.

[@Oleg__]

@@rzproductions Sure, I know that. The problem is backlight is still ON in that mode. Users of past generations of these instruments (CA78/98, NV10, NV5) complained about it. But in this new series, the problem is still present. Although, Kawai promised to finally fix this problem in future firmware update. But it will work only on these new CA79/99 models. That is, in fact, the display is still glows, users just see a dark gray background, which can even interfere if there is dark lighting around. Also, this effect is very noticeable if one shoot a video, there will be a glowing gray background, because in fact the screen is not turned off, the backlight is still working.

[@johnnyakero2513]

It sounds amazing.

[@brbjuke45]

Dang I bought the ca97 years ago. It is still the best.

[@828ok]

First digital piano review that I have seen that does not use the line out for recording

[@JacobA666]

Thought about getting a budget digital piano, but it looks like I'm gonna get a $4000 debt!

[@edde9144]

Really toooo costly! Unfortunately.

[@stolenname94]

Get something simple but excellent like a p125. You will save thousands and they sound great and feel OK (not the best piano key feel but good enough) and pretty much everything you need to record and perform in a band. Extremely portable weights almost nothing for its size. If you like it you then can consider the kawai!!

[@JacobA666]

@@stolenname94 I actually ended up buying a Ringway ;D

[@patricj951]

I recently got a Kawai ES110, which I am very satisfied with. I think CA99 may be the next purchase if I later upgrade. The question is: when it's now possible to get a very good acoustic-sounding digital piano for the price of a cheap acoustic piano, what would not be possible to achieve with a digital piano for the price of a grand piano? The time should now be here when digital pianos completely could replace acoustic grand pianos. No need of tuning and with amplifier and speakers it will be possible to get higher volume than an acoustic piano. So shouldn't a digital grand already have replaced the acoustic one on classical concerts?

[@markfowlermusic]

No digital piano comes close to a good grand, maybe closer would be a top hybrid like kawai nv10 hooked up to a top vst like garritan cfx... But still no where near a good grand that costs £10,000 plus, there's a world of difference, but its more noticeable to trained ears i suppose.

[@828ok]

The best of digicam today cannot come close the picture quality top notch film camera of yesterday. Same here for pianos. The craftsmanship will be replaced by mass produced electronics one day, I am hoping that it does not happen too soon.

[@anatol1204]

We want this new action to a stage piano like mp 11 WITHOUT the one thousand buttons!

[@Persun_McPersonson]

I'd like Kawai to release a MIDI controller keyboard with this keybed. VPC2 is long overdue, IMO.

[@soundactivationmeditations259]

I just brought this - arrived a few days ago...absolutely love it. The sound is exquisite I also checked out the flagship Roland keyboard which my music teacher purchased but for me the sound and resonance and feel of the Kawaii is hands down the best ...I guess it’s down to preference

[@aaa-vq8nm]

are the key clicks loud if the volume is low or off?

[@verymozart]

Is this CA 99 suitable to study and pass the diploma-recital exam of advanced classical music? Because many reviews say that it has a quite LIGHT TOUCH, to be suitable for passing the diploma exam. Because a light touch can affect the performance playing on the harder touch of the pianos at the exam

[@wildbillfirehands]

Sure sounds and looks like a fine piano. Certainly tops my old Kawai ES5, which I thought was great when I bought it new some years ago.

[@preenaspianojourney1673]

I feel this way about my ca78 😂 its only 1.5 years old and I already want to replace haha!

[@olakolade6656]

excellent digital piano!

[@herbertmasing]

You are a very good pianist - really enjoyed Your playing, when usually playing in most reviews is annoying. Good job👍

[@andybpoole]

great video Chris, would you say the NV5S is worth the price difference over the CA99. Here in Portugal its about 1,400 euro more and additionally the NV5S is very hard to get hold of as deliveries from manufacture are on long back order.

[@aseelanza]

You also have to take the price into consideration when you're rating your pianos

[@koayyiee]

I was planning to get $1000 digital piano and ended up getting this CA-99 after I tried on few options of different price range.

[@lailasssaaa]

how much was it for?

[@pianowhizz]

Can you please compare this to the new CA901 when you receive one?

[@seunggunchoi1690]

Thank you for your detail review. I would like to buy it.

[@MrPantherBH1]

Oh I love that you played Elton John. Makes me happy

[@simonhodgetts6530]

Nice to hear a bit of Joe Jackson at the beginning!

[@perrymckinney6146]

I’d very much love to have this piano. Sounds great, the closest thing to a real quality piano.

[@PeterHontaru]

Mindblowing 🤯🤯🤯 thanks for the video. Feeling a bit better about not being able to fit a grand anytime soon

[@jenofhickory]

Excellent review! Loved the way you described this digital.

[@julianmanjarres1998]

When will the next generation concert series kawai pianos be released?

[@uhhfishporridge]

How is the technical support for kawai DPs? Tried a ca99 in a nearby store, it’s unbelievably good, sounding even better than in this video. But the touch screen lagged a little while the instrument was only a few months old in store. This would be my only concern otherwise this piano is perfect

[@penalog]

Hi, How good is this ca99 at low volume ? I mean apartment level volume which do not disturb neighbours much ? Compairing to ca79, Should I go with ca79 is it better for low volume usage ?

[@Tidus3960]

CA99 would still be the better of the two if you set them both to the same volume. The soundboard really does provide a higher quality sound.

[@camfg8908]

First, I need money to buy this. Then, I need to go to gym to be able to lift the 100kg package 6 storeys up.

[@pighater951]

😇🤪😅😅🤣🤣😁😁😜🤣🤣

[@camfg8908]

@Maafa 1619 Pretty much haha

[@michalcaganek8287]

Haha it's 5200 and 84 kg... You can do it

[@jacobl5488]

Dumb question for the viewers: I'm thinking about learning to play the piano. Should I drop 3 grand on one? Also, what's the best way to learn with software? Can I just connect it to my headphones via bluetooth?

[@gianna6254]

Jacob L you should probably start with a cheaper one when you first start, but if you really enjoy playing it, then get a good one

[@jacobl5488]

@@gianna6254 Thank you Gianna.

[@jacobl5488]

@Leo DS Thank you Leo!! I see many piano cover videos where the simulated piano keys are lighting up throughout when a song is being played.. is there a way to learn via that method? I guess kinda like guitar hero? Well, in this case, piano hero?

[@gianna6254]

Jacob L usually those videos are played on a normal piano and then they edit it to be that way. To get they key to light up you can buy these led lights that light up whenever you hit the key

[@828ok]

There might be a time delay with the bluetooth headphones and so bt audio output is probably not enabled.

[@henrikpettersson2886]

Sounds great.

[@cocovi]

Looks like an acoustic

[@GOLTSYNTH]

The CA99 was only released a few weeks ago at NAMM 2020 and I could already drive my local shop and buy it; that’s pretty impressive. It’s makes me think that there is something seriously wrong with the Kawai Novus NV5 or they have just decided not to release it in Australia. After 5 months of waiting I think I might give up and just get the CA99. I’m interested in the action... I never liked the GFII, I’m hoping the GFIII is a bit lighter.

[@twamley]

I'm hoping that its not only a lighter action but a LESS NOISY action than the Yamaha CLP685 ,which I would have purchased, and was surprised they have not got a new range of digital pianos at the NAMM show. I presume its already available in Australia because its geographically nearer to Indonesia where Kawai is based.

[@Oleg__]

@@twamley You don't need to be surprised, as Yamaha usually presents new CLPs at the April exhibition. No one expected new CLP-7xx series in January.

[@Oleg__]

It will be interesting to know your impressions of the Grand Feel III action. I myself will never have the opportunity to compare and try this action until I order prepaid CA79 or future MP12, which will have this action.

[@twamley]

@@Oleg__ which exhibition in April is that?

[@Oleg__]

@@twamley Musikmesse in Frankfurt (April 1 - April 4, 2020): musik.messefrankfurt.com/frankfurt/en.html

[@EricMontoyaDOM]

With the use of the spruce wood for the hybrid feel that the CA99 uses, does this naturally resonate or can that be highered/lowered in volume? If it also naturally radiates, would it be too loud for condo living? Thanks for a great video!

[@cristoph30]

Hello, CA-79 would allow me to record in MIDI format (SMF file) and be able to transfer the file to the computer. if not could you please tell me which model you recommend? Thank you!

[@UnbiasedMagicReviews]

how does this compare to other brands?

[@cgmuso6619]

Is the sound that you would get from the line out better than the mp11se on this?

[@xosevazquez]

I do really *HATE* the Touch Screen. An User Interface with buttons is more reliable and robust, faster and easier to use. If you want to use a touch/visual UI, just connect it to a tablet/mobile with BT + a control program. As Yamaha is doing with Smart Pianist App.

[@namakudamono]

The guy in the video mentioned that Kawai will be releasing an app to do the same thing.

[@brickmissing8295]

The interface on the Yamaha Avantgrands is a joke - hold down a button then hold down a particular note to set the damper resonance. Ridiculous on a £7000 instrument. I’ll take a nice touch screen anyday. This UI looks like an improvement over the glichy jumpy one on the NV5/10.

[@suryanimalim2080]

Price

[@hiitscsmusic652]

Suryani Malim £3,500 and if you’re American like 5,000€

[@tomas_soeterik]

How does the action compare to the new yamaha clp 700 ? Or 775?

[@apolozorb3649]

Tried them both today , found the ca much more responsive and natural. 775 has the classic yamaha key feedback / up action , that some might not like. but apart form that its a really good piano . I was really impressed by the ca99 and the casino gp510

[@soundactivationmeditations259]

It shits all over it ...way way way better, more natural the kawaii by a mile

[@sunilmazumdar5501]

What's The Price Of It ?

[@Dajlec]

And then Yamaha clp785 was out in mid 2020...spruce speakers, VRM system and improved grand touch with counter weights, Bosie and CFX new samples with binaural sound...similarly priced (300 bucks more)...how do you feel both ca99 and clp785 compare?

[@soundactivationmeditations259]

Dejan Ajlec I tried the flagship Yamaha in the store - absolutely ghastly and tinny in comparison The feel of the keys on the Yamaha digital was also shocking (well a slight exaggeration) plus it was way more expensive

[@punktcom3872]

Fantastic Concept. Fantastic Sound. But why Kawai cannot improve the display. Slow Reaction und low Contrast and not real auto off. The Light not switching off. Missing a cover for the display like the Kawai CS11 has. This is for me the reason waiting for next generation. Maybe in the next gen Kawai implemantate an OLED Display with real black. I want the the look of an acustic piano.

[@828ok]

With an OLED you will certainly get a burn-in issue within short since the picture is static

[@punktcom3872]

Okay, better idea: No Display. Back to the roots. :D

[@ERENKIZILIRMAK-fs8vz]

Your voice is clearer than the piano itself

[@alienali]

What happens in the 4.43 episode of the video. As if the previous chord repeats itself before the chord is played with the left hand? Is this a coincidence or a herald of failure already?

[@NerdOnTheStreet]

That sounded to me like the audio volume was changed when he started talking (just a video editing quirk.)

[@oomma5]

How much is it in the US?

[@eyesontheprize6637]

It's also $5500+ Canadian dollars

[@reptirom]

Merci pour cette vidéo ! j'ai passé commande pour le Kawai CA99 au mois de Janvier en version noir laqué ! je trouve dommage comparé au CS11 que le dessus du piano dégage un look moins réussi du à l'amplification...

[@naimouu]

Romain Dompmartin t’as commander sur quel site? Et entre le ca99 et le Cs 11 le quel est le meilleur?

[@reptirom]

J'ai commandé sur le site shop music à Strasbourg mais bon un grand manque de sérieux pas de nouvelle pour le moment... Entre le cs11 et le ca99 apparemment le ca99, amélioration des hauts parleur et surtout la différence est au niveau du sélecteur plus moderne car il est tactile.

[@naimouu]

@@reptirom et sinon tout pareil même le clavier?

[@otheo-gaming]

Fok that's not cheap =) I like how it is such a leap, from good digital piano 500-1000 dollars, to best digital piano over 4k

[@lolskix]

How much is it?

[@jakeliujakeliu]

I bought my for $4800, after tax is around $5250. MSRP is $6000ish

[@rivverbonner3787]

Any opinions on a casio celviano ap700?

[@kinkam5516]

@5:59 his phone slid out...lol. First time checking this channel out and probably need to offload my old acoustic upright for this CA99

[@Volvograd8000]

Price in Canada?

[@peterningelgen278]

We got a Problem with mit free moving Keys. Kawaii still quiet. No Service, No interest. It works pretty well for 4 years. Now its still down. Looking for another companies Produkt. Really sorry.

[@thomaslau9631]

Can't wait to try out the piano if it really sounds like an acoustic piano. I tried several Japanese brands but none sounds impressive even at high expensive ends.

[@TheCallie52809]

Don't get your hopes up too high. It's an okay sound but no comparison to an acoustic piano.

[@lailasssaaa]

@@TheCallie52809 everyone who’s looking gfor digital pianos already knows that bro, we gotta work woth what we have. and the ca99 and ca79 are the best imo

[@batner]

So how does it compare to CS11?

[@benjaminsmith2287]

It's the CS11's replacement in a way.

[@cresshead]

proper length keys - casio GP - 510

[@carlosmagno1112]

Muito bom !!!!

[@klausalbert5330]

Could ist be That key Action is Too soft ? CA58 Feels bettet

[@emrekazankaya2030]

I have tested the kawai ca99, but there was a rattling sound in the speakers, can anybody explain me why ?

[@tomas_soeterik]

The ca 99 features a resonating box in front of your feet, it is made to replicate an acoustic, I would compare it to a closed grand piano, in which the sound is kept within the box and does not exit the piano immediately after pressing a key

[@amandajstar]

Thanks for the review. Shame that the miking on the video is so pants : )

[@rskyrudy5806]

I played the CA99 and it sounds better than an acoustic piano. Why? Better base notes. The base notes on the acoustic piano are just weak for me personally. It's just new technology. And you can tweak the sound a lot of ways. Not mentioning the fact that literally every single acoustic piano is out of tune because most people don't have the time, skills or money to tune it and it weighs 200kgs so once you put it down that's it. This one weighs less than 100kgs so you can move it around a bit if you need to.

[@perrymckinney6146]

It’s darn close, very darn close. Still there are hints that the sound isn’t from a real piano. Someday they will. But still nothing like the sound of a real piano.

[@martinschulze5399]

this one is supposed to be better than the hybrids? (which are still digitals)

[@zavier3644]

That doesn’t count

[@chriswalden6519]

The tone is thin and will never replace an acoustic instrument

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Sounds much better on a line out or if you play the actual instrument. Of course, it's not an acoustic instrument so it doesn't quite sound like one.

[@chriswalden6519]

Benjamin Smith well I’m a piano tuner so I’m a bit biased lol

[@Miguel.temposhowtime]

@@chriswalden6519 - its Digital vs Acoustic. its goal isn't to replace an acoustic piano. In Craig's defense, he only comparing the KEY FEEL! to an acoustic and noted its digital sounds. For all those watchers who actually read the posts and could be mislead.

[@smokey6455]

@@chriswalden6519 pointless comment. No one is claiming that its better sounding than an acoustic piano.

[@langhamp8912]

@@chriswalden6519 Most people in my neighborhood have digital pianos (including me), either replacing their acoustic or getting a new digital piano. And they just give their acoustic piano away. There's exceptions, but the consumer overwhelmingly prefers the digital piano for ownership. Now my Casio has these dinky 16 watt speakers, but I have also hooked it up to my Logitech 200 watt gaming speakers, and it sounds astonishing.

[@archiestanton2767]

I grew up in the 70's (college music major) learning on Steinway baby grands and uprights in the practice rooms. Bought two of these electronic pianos (Yamahas) over my lifetime and got rid of them both. They always sounded and felt like toys to me. No enjoyment. And the sustenuto pedals are hard as hell to operate, (I couldn't keep my heel on the ground...needed the strength of my entire leg to get the pedal down.) And the pedals CANNOT be adjusted. The spring is installed and set at the factory. These electronic pianos serve a purpose...but if you want the touch, sound and resonance of a REAL piano...you're just going to have to buy a real piano.

[@szzhao2752]

Maybe you could try Kawai Novus series next time, and hopefully I can change your image a little bit

[@JorgeRimblas]

50 years of technology advancements...

[@funkyguy99]

Hasn't anyone told you not to skip leg days?! 😜

[@828ok]

Replicate the feeling of playing an accoustic piano is simply too expensive even if it were possible. We talk about 4 or 5 levels of piano key tones for the best digital piano today while in an accoutic piano the variation is analog, or infinite

[@FreeSkillsStyle]

6500 damn

[@TapanilaMosabacka3D]

What the heck is the use of a superduper grand piano keyboard touch when you are sitting in front of a crappy looking truncated upright with a tiny little hinged ledge for the sheet music? The CA 98 had at least a music stand that was something like a grand piano. And why do all these demonstrations play elevator muzak, you only need a cheap stage piano for that.

[@kcstvchannel]

I'm sorry that I am such a lowly elevator muzak style player, I hope you can find yourself a reasonable instrument to meet your sophisticated needs.

[@cookingconfessions]

I have not tried the CA99. Kawai does have a brilliant action, BUT I would still encourage anyone who is interested in a SERIOUS instrument and for whom the touch is THE most important factor to give the CASIO Celviano GP Series at try. The Casio action is not only a "grand feel" action - it IS a grand action with actual hammers and same keys as you would get buying a BECHSTEIN Grand piano. Its fantastic and the price point makes it unbeatable. Do consider Kawai, but their flagship Shigeru grand where the samples come from is very "sharp" in its tones. One brand I do recommend that you skip entirely when you are looking at digital pianos is Yamaha. The touch is just not what it should be!

[@markfowlermusic]

False information, kawai action just as good as casio, both use long wooden key sticks, the casio is NOT a grand action, it's an imitation of the real thing like all the other brands and models until you get to the real hybrids like the yamaha avantgrand and kawai novus models, not they're not cheap, and it's the reason the casios are not as expensive because they are not using real acoustic actions like the true hybrids I mentioned.

[@PeaceNinja007]

Casios are lame. They sound artificial and their sustain is too short. The Shigeru Kawai isn't "sharp", in my opinion. It's known for its warm, clear, and balanced sound.

[@cookingconfessions]

@@markfowlermusic There is nothing false about my information and I recent that! You many not have read my comment correctly because I am not dumping on a Kawai in any shape or form, in fact I do like the Kawai. So much so in fact I was days away from getting a Kawai when I discovered the Casio. Both have wooden keys of full length, BUT the hammer action is very different in the two. The only thing that compares to the hammer action of the Casio is (as you write) the Yamaha Avant grand but they cost 3-4 times as much and honestly I cannot really feel any significant difference in the touch and I find the Avant action ridiculously loud. I am sure the sound system is better on the Yamahas, but... Casio is totally fine on sound. The Casio wins by offering an amazing playing experience. I invested in the GP300 but if you want to go even higher get the new GP510 where Casio has tweeted the midrange sound to give even more power.

[@markfowlermusic]

@@cookingconfessions you said the casio is a real grand action, I am correcting you as its nothing like a grand action, doesn't use real grand piano action components, just claims to be a hybrid which it isn't. Its a basic digital piano action marketed falsely by casio as a grand hybrid, this is a known misconception and many others have commented on it, the only true hybrids with grand actions are the novus kawai and avantgrand yamaha, that's it!

[@cookingconfessions]

@@markfowlermusic Yes that is what I said and I stand by it - here is why: What is the most important thing for a pianist? 100% of people will say that it is the touch and feel. The Casio has the touch and feel of a Grand Piano. These are Bechstein Piano keys - Exactly the same materials, the same weight and the same pivot. They control a hammer action so the feel of a Grand truly is there. I honestly question if you have ever played one - have you? The Yamaha Avant grand are a totally different breed of hybrid piano and they are over the top and out of most regular peoples price range or willingness to spend. When I was researching the market to buy a digital piano I tried everything and Casio blew me away from the first time I played it and it was after I had gone though all the top Clavinova models, Kawai CAs and Roland LX models. Avant Grand - Yes sure, but its totally depended on your willingness to spend insane amount of money on a digital instrument. Also size wise the CASIO excel in it compactness for a smaller house or apartment.

[@bmp72]

Touchscreen 😥

[@effyleven]

"Proper sound" .. yeah right. Gotta have proper sound. :-( And a proper lid. Hmmm..

[@bilbobaggins138]

Doesn't look easy to carry up stairs :/

[@annasophie8109]

on 0.59 sec is reason Why I be returned it back.No other keys on e piano are bouncing after touching them.Its annoying during the play.No sounds depth feeling.I recommend to check key board before!!

[@btr152]

You may be surprised but keys do bounce on any real grand piano!

[@yhgugio9561]

Environ 3000€

[@SuperKiki93]

Seigneur! Autant acheter un acoustique.

[@Ferz2006]

I still prefer my Nord Piano

[@thecrazeecow1682]

Why do all digital pianos sound so fake

[@verymozart]

Because they are not acoustic

[@daBlaue]

unfortunately bad recording quality

[@verymozart]

Do you have the CA 99?

[@Swiftray]

"The best digital piano available" ... please just stop it .... and the Kawai Novus NV10 is a joke or what? lmao ....

[@av-uc4vx]

Monophonic sound? I quit viewing at ónce! Come on, we do not live in the fifties........

[@keithwigley1256]

They have used Spruce for a piano....no real depth of sound , resonance , character ? ...sorry my Australian mate ..have you ever thought of being a salesman ?

[@PabloHarguindey]

You have to learn to breathe while you speak. It gives the feeling that you choke every time you speak a paragraph

[@batner]

How does it compare to CS11?

[@theooevering5508]

Its beter than the CS11 from Kawai its amazing

[@batner]

@@theooevering5508 Ok. In what way?