expired Posted by iconian | Staff • Nov 23, 2023
Nov 23, 2023 6:35 PM
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expired Posted by iconian | Staff • Nov 23, 2023
Nov 23, 2023 6:35 PM
Kawai CA49 88-Key Grand Feel Compact Digital Piano w/ Bench
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$1,999
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I've had a few digital pianos over the years (Yamaha P-120, Kawai ES920, currently have a Studiologic Numa X GT which has one of the nicer keybeds I've used) and a few acoustics (older Yamaha P202 and a currently a new-ish Kawai K-400).
I "built up" the digital pianos with some nice studio monitors, good VST software (Pianoteq, VSL, etc.). As configured the digital sounds nice, lets you practice with headphones, MIDI vs USB for digital apps, etc., but it lacks the touch, the feedback, the vibration, the enveloping sound, etc. with an acoustic. I use the digital when I have to, the rest of the time I'm on the acoustic, it just feels more alive.
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Strangely, the price is only this low by following a link here. On its own, there is no discount from $2K.
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I've had a few digital pianos over the years (Yamaha P-120, Kawai ES920, currently have a Studiologic Numa X GT which has one of the nicer keybeds I've used) and a few acoustics (older Yamaha P202 and a currently a new-ish Kawai K-400).
I "built up" the digital pianos with some nice studio monitors, good VST software (Pianoteq, VSL, etc.). As configured the digital sounds nice, lets you practice with headphones, MIDI vs USB for digital apps, etc., but it lacks the touch, the feedback, the vibration, the enveloping sound, etc. with an acoustic. I use the digital when I have to, the rest of the time I'm on the acoustic, it just feels more alive.
I've had a few digital pianos over the years (Yamaha P-120, Kawai ES920, currently have a Studiologic Numa X GT which has one of the nicer keybeds I've used) and a few acoustics (older Yamaha P202 and a currently a new-ish Kawai K-400).
I "built up" the digital pianos with some nice studio monitors, good VST software (Pianoteq, VSL, etc.). As configured the digital sounds nice, lets you practice with headphones, MIDI vs USB for digital apps, etc., but it lacks the touch, the feedback, the vibration, the enveloping sound, etc. with an acoustic. I use the digital when I have to, the rest of the time I'm on the acoustic, it just feels more alive.
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