Kawai ES920 88-key Digital Piano - Black

Kawai ES920 88-key Digital Piano - Black

$ 1,895.00

Score By Feature

Based on 10 ratings

Sound quality

8.08

Value for money

7.06

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Product Description

Piano for 88 keys, black color (ES920) - F-10H damper pedal, half-pedal support - Music Rest - AC power adapter - Owner's manual - 3 year limited warranty by Kawai

Hammer III keyboard action now has redesigned keys switches for better response

The acoustic piano sounds have been improved and the Virtual Technician parameters have been updated

Enhancements Enhanced Touch Curve setting with 10 presets for selecting touch modes

The Electric Piano, Drawbar and Jazz Organ, Electric Bass, Harpsichord, and Strings sounds have all been added to the demo version

Questions & Answers

Can this machine be outfitted with pedals and stands? If so, which kind will it come with?

It comes with only one pedal, and that is the only option accessory.

The matching stand is not available where I live. Where can I find it?

I am the one who wrote it. I invite you to browse my store and to Oregon is my home state

Can this keyboard be paired with a Kawai portable 3 pedal?

I am using a Kawasaki We have a site as well, if you want more information.

Selected User Reviews For Kawai ES920 88-key Digital Piano - Black

Sound quality is excellent

3/5

This is a poor action! It's difficult to find a better piano sound sample than the one in SK Grand. There is no doubt that this is one of the best piano samples available for portable digital pianos. The RHIII action, however, appears to have a strange glitch. A part of it has to do with the "let off" or Although this is not something that a novice would even notice, it does have an unrealistic feel to it. In the case of very soft dynamics, it leads to unrealistic responses. It may have been for this reason why NORD excluded the escapement feature when it purchased the RHIII from Kawai. In my opinion, I can now see why NORD acted as they did. It's no secret that there is something strange about Kawai's RH3 action, especially if you are a very skilled jazz or classical pianist. You will have a problem with it. I am sorry, because the ES920 is fantastic in every other way. This "gummy" issue with the let off needs to be addressed by Kawai by redesigning the RH3. A few people have complained about the sound of the action and the bounce in In neither case did I find them to be distracting. Moreover, this is not sounding like an acoustic grand piano of any quality.

Cash Gross

| Sep 26, 2020

The piano is great, but the speakers are terrible

3/5

had been on the lookout for a piano like this for months and was thrilled to discover one that was When I use headphones, I hear something that is incredible. I live in an apartment with a lot of significant noise concerns. As for the key action - I like it too. When compared to other digital pianos I've played in the past, this one feels great. If you read the manual, you won't be surprised to discover that the speakers sound garbled and crackle all over the keyboard - what you didn't expect to find out at all is that the speakers are built into the unit. In my case, I had the chance to play unplugged when I finally had a chance to do so. The warranty service from Kawai will be interesting to see, I guess.