Is Kawai a good piano brand?

Kawai doesn’t make as many pianos as Yamaha, but you will still find Kawai products in many places. As far as quality is concerned most would agree that while there are some technical differences and some tonal differences, the two brands are regarded as high quality by professionals all around the world.

How much does a Kawai piano cost?

The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Prices on Kawai AnyTime Pianos range from $12,495 to $32,295.

How do I tell how old my Kawai piano is?

The first step is to find the serial number of your instrument. The serial number identifies the year an instrument was manufactured and is the key to all future warranty service and repair (if needed). Its location varies depending on the type of instrument.

Does Kawai make a player piano?

The player has easy and convenient access to AnyTime Piano features via Kawai’s PianoRemote app for iOS and Android.

Is Kawai or Yamaha better?

Kawai pianos offer a warmer, fuller quality of tone when compared to a normal piano built by Yamaha. This has made them the preferred choice of many classical pianists. The stereotypical sound of a Kawai is broad with a rich fullness which is quite pleasant and lacking unwanted harshness.

What is a used Kawai piano worth?

$10,000.00 -$15,000.00: In this price range you should expect to find very good quality Yamaha and Kawai grand pianos up to 6 ft. 5 in. Good models are Yamaha G2, G3, C1, C2, C3, C5, and Kawai KG2, KG3, KG5, RX2, RX3.

How do I find the model of my Kawai piano?

On an upright piano, you will find the model number on the right hand side of the frame, and the serial number is stamped on the frame around the middle of the piano, normally in line with the middle octave of the piano.

Which piano is better Kawai or Yamaha?

Are older Kawai pianos good?

Excellent quality Kawai upright pianos are renowned for being some of the highest quality pianos on the market. The specialist skill and craftsmanship with which Kawai upright pianos are made makes them stand out from the crowd, so much so they are regularly used by professional piano players.

How can I identify my piano?

Open the lid and look above the keyboard area. Look in front of the soundboard in either corner. Look along the inside plate holes or it may be in one of the circles stamped into the soundboard. The number may be stamped under the piano.