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Kawai KDP90

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37 %
4 stars
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3 stars
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2 stars
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Pros

  • Sound is great as well as stool and headphones
  • The keyboard is designed to give natural feel and completely superb sensitivity
  • robust and refined instrument

Cons

  • digital pianos just lack the proper sound and often feel plastic
  • There is no music bench included and you
  • its keys do not feel like practice piano keys
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Key specs

  • Grand Digital Piano
  • 88
  • Fully-weighted
  • 192
  • Headphones, MIDI, USB
  • yes
  • yes
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Kawai KDP90 - Pros & Cons

Kawai KDP90

Pros

  • Sound is great as well as stool and headphones
  • The keyboard is designed to give natural feel and completely superb sensitivity
  • robust and refined instrument
  • technically advanced Acoustic Response improves the feel and responsiveness
  • Its cabinet also looks good in usual Kawai style
  • It protects your piano from dust and dirt and also makes it look good
  • keyboard gives this piano an irresistible feel and response
  • it feels quite natural and super sensitive too
  • s reliable and dependable with loads of features for the
  • it is still quite compact
  • a great sound and a pocket-friendly price

Cons

  • digital pianos just lack the proper sound and often feel plastic
  • There is no music bench included and you
  • its keys do not feel like practice piano keys
  • Kawai KDP90 Does not feature the Chorus effect
  • you no longer have to keep trading places
  • it does not take up too much space
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  • different sized hammers from the bottom to top range
  • pedals would have an action on the instrument chords
  • they will not have to switch places with teachers
  • the bass note keys are weighted heaviest

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Kawai KDP90 - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
TypeGrand Digital Piano
Number of keys88
Touch responseFully-weighted
Touch sensitivity levels6
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Effects
EffectsFully-weighted
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Dimensions
Weight104.94 lb
Width53.5 in
Depth18.75 in
Height34.0 in
Colour of product
  • Black
  • Rosewood
Included accessories
Pedal
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Sound
Maximum polyphony192
Number of sounds381
Reverb settings6
Number of pedals3
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Features
Ports
  • Headphones
  • MIDI
  • USB
Headphone jackyes
Built In Speakersyes
Built-in metronomeyes
LCD displayyes
Recordyes
Transposeyes

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