There's no argument that acoustic pianos are expensive items, with even a basic upright capable of commanding well over five figures. We know of several kids who are learning piano on the same instrument their parents and grandparents learned on, and that makes up a lot of what’s special about an acoustic piano. Chosen well, they are often lifelong companions, forming a major centrepiece in your home, potentially over many generations. That said, there’s a certain something about an acoustic piano. Much of this is down to the fact that they can be used with headphones for more-or-less silent practice sessions, a major tick in the box if your kids are starting to learn the piano. Digital instruments are cheaper, very low maintenance, don’t require regular tuning by a strange old dude who was friends with your grandma, they’re nowhere near as heavy and are generally much easier to live with. The way the steel strings vibrate and resonate off the wooden soundboard, the incredible dynamic range after which the instrument was named, the exquisite jumble of sympathetic resonances that build up within the body of the instrument – all of this adds up to an experience that can be very well approximated by today’s technology, but never bettered by it.įor many of us there are, of course, some obvious advantages to a digital piano over an acoustic one. Contact us today at 50 for more information or to schedule an appointment for a private showing.The feel of the hammers as they bounce off the strings, transmitted back through your fingers by the action's mechanical components. A Variety of Kawai Pianos For Sale At Roger’s Piano, we carry a variety of new and preowned Kawai pianos for sale in our showroom in Natick, MA. Kawai pianos are used in homes and concert venues on every continent in the world. Kawai has won over 50 international awards for their pianos. Now the fourth generation of the Kawai family continues to use its resources to improve their pianos, successfully building what are considered some of the best pianos in the world. However, Kawai continues to focus on making pianos. As time has gone on, some Asian manufacturers started to produce other goods for sale, making their interest in piano manufacturing smaller every year. Today, Kawai has the distinction of being one of the largest piano manufacturers in the world that is still family-owned. In 1927, Koichi Kawai founded the Kawai Piano Company. Kawai Pianos Working as a designer and engineer in a piano factory in Hamamatsu, Japan, Koichi Kawai was the first maker of upright piano actions in Japan.
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