Kawai

Kawai

  • Kawai ES60 Digital Piano, Black Kawai ES60 Digital Piano, Black

    Kawai ES60 Digital Piano, Black

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    Our Price: £325.00
    The ES60 is the latest addition to Kawai’s highly regarded ES series and offers aspiring pianists exceptional value for money. Main Features Responsive Hammer Lite keyboard action with...
    Our Price: £325.00

Kawai Pianos

Since 1927, Kawai has been dedicated to building pianos that inspire musicians at every stage of their musical journey. Founded by Koichi Kawai in Hamamatsu, Japan, the company has earned an international reputation for combining meticulous craftsmanship with forward-thinking engineering. Kawai instruments have earned the confidence of teachers, performers and recording professionals through a combination of responsive touch, balanced tone and meticulous attention to detail. That reputation has made the brand one of the most respected names in piano manufacturing.

Kawai Digital Pianos

Kawai's digital pianos have become a benchmark for players looking for an authentic piano experience without the maintenance of an acoustic instrument. Many models recreate the feel of a grand piano using weighted hammer actions and advanced keyboard mechanisms, while the sound is based on detailed sampling of Kawai's renowned concert grand pianos. The collection spans compact home instruments, premium cabinet pianos and portable models, giving players a wide choice of instruments without compromising on the authentic Kawai playing experience.

Kawai Portable & Stage Pianos

Portable pianos have become an increasingly popular choice for performers, teachers and musicians who need flexibility without compromising on playing experience. Kawai's ES and MP Series combine realistic weighted keyboards with professional-quality piano sounds in instruments that are easy to transport between rehearsals, gigs and recording sessions. Designed with working musicians in mind, these instruments prioritise fast setup, intuitive operation and the responsive keyboard action that has become a hallmark of the Kawai name.

Kawai Acoustic Pianos

Building acoustic pianos remains at the heart of the Kawai brand. Upright and grand pianos continue to be crafted using techniques refined over generations, alongside modern manufacturing processes that improve consistency and long-term reliability. Every acoustic piano reflects the same attention to craftsmanship that has defined the company for generations, resulting in instruments that continue to be chosen by schools, teachers and experienced pianists around the world.

Innovation That Shapes Every Instrument

Innovation has always played an important role in Kawai's history. The company has introduced numerous developments that have influenced modern piano design, from advanced action materials and carbon fibre components through to digital actions with real wooden keys. Rather than introducing technology for its own sake, Kawai's engineering has consistently focused on improving touch, durability and musical expression, helping each generation of instruments build on the success of the last.

Kawai for Learning, Performing & Recording

Kawai instruments are used in a remarkable variety of musical settings, but they all share the same design philosophy. A student practising at home, a teacher delivering lessons and a professional pianist preparing for a performance all expect an instrument that responds naturally and performs consistently. That consistency has helped Kawai become a familiar name in education, professional performance and music production alike.

Choosing the Right Kawai Piano

Choosing a Kawai piano starts with deciding how and where it will be used. Digital pianos offer an authentic playing experience with the convenience expected in modern homes, portable models provide the flexibility needed for rehearsals and live performance, while acoustic pianos continue to deliver the craftsmanship and musical expression that have defined the Kawai name for almost a century. Explore the Kawai range at Absolute Music and discover why generations of pianists continue to choose Kawai.