Kawai ES6

(Includes pedal and music rest)

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Availability: Discontinued. Replaced by Kawai ES7 (August 2012)

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• 3 year UK and European warranty (any faults will be repaired in your home or the piano collected and replaced)
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• Power adaptor
• Music rest

Kawai ES 6 - 88 AHA4 graded hammer action keys, 32 sounds,192-note polyphonic, 14 memories for sound combinations, 100 styles with variation, transpose function, intonation, string response, dual-mode, split-mode, internal 2-track recorder, metronome, 2 headphone jacks, MIDI in/out, stereo line in, stereo line out, USB to host, power supply jack, 2x 13W bass-reflex speaker system, includes F10H sustain pedal and music rest. Dimensions: 1362 x 345 x 139mm. Weight: 21.5kg. Colour: Black (high-gloss finish)

Delivery

Free delivery to UK, Ireland and most European Countries.

Other colours

Kawai ES6 W (white)

Reviews

I live in the US in southeastern Michigan (metropolitan
Detroit area). I'll be turning 55 next week and one of the items at the
top of my 'bucket-list' is to learn how to play the piano. I have never
owned a piano or keyboard & have absolutely no interest in entertaining
anyone other than myself.

Yes, I have purchased my digital piano. I received delivery of a KAWAI
Model ES-6 a week ago.

My rationale for purchasing the ES-6 was as follows:

1.) The product had full size keys with good tactile response and all of
the digital 'bells & whistles' (feature-wise) that a beginner would need
to keep the doldrums of repetitive practice fun & fresh.

2.) Portability (I have a grand niece who lives in Japan and visits each
summer...she is an accomplished pianist ...so I can easily transport the
ES-6 to my sisters home for my niece to use while she is here in the
States.)

3.) I found the minimalist ES-6 styling (on an X-design stand) more
aesthetically pleasing than a console styled product.

4.) The piano was packaged with a very robust stand, stool & travel case
at a price point (including tax) of 1,800 USD

I purchased the product(s) from Evola Music (they only sell pianos
organs) here in the metro-Detroit area. I resisted the near temptation
to purchase on-line for a couple of reasons: I like to support local
businesses here in Michigan during these difficult economic times & they
also offered lessons @ a very reasonable price which, as fate would have
it, I am starting this very evening.

JS Sharland, Southeastern Michigan, Detroit, USA

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