Name: MP7
Brand: Kawai
SKU: 31294
Rating: 4.0 (43 reviews)

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stylish black and wood-grain display and its compact size
The sound is excellent and the feel of the keys is unmatched

bluetooth is generally unnecessary for live performances
MP6 is a discontinued model
built-in MIDI converter

Type: Stage Digital Piano
Number of keys: 88
Touch response: Fully-weighted
Maximum polyphony: 256
Ports: MIDI, USB
Headphone jack: yes
Record: yes

Kawai MP7 - Pros & Cons

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stylish black and wood-grain display and its compact size
The sound is excellent and the feel of the keys is unmatched
quicker (better key return) and more responsive
very solid and designed to give a
easy
direct and honest way
to hear Kawai customer service has been helpful too
user-friendly interface
beautiful and natural piano sound is
powerful features for recording your performances
so smooth
responsive and has just the right weight
incredible piano sound and natural keyboard action
It s very smooth and feels nice to the touch
rich
complex sound
complete with overtones
They are all amazingly outstanding
A USB input is accessible for downloading and transferring music
The keys feel like a genuine excellent piano also
exceptionally decent keyboard
simple and enjoyable to alter sounds to make
F20 sustain and soft pedal unit supplied
Everything is very well thought out
sound range is quite wide and very well made
dedicate a control external midi flight is well designed

bluetooth is generally unnecessary for live performances
MP6 is a discontinued model
built-in MIDI converter
it s a bit synthetic and unnatural
the keys seemed a bit too hard at the bottom with an audible thump noise
this model was not included in your comparisons
they cannot be stored in the internal memory
feature 88 pressure-sensitive
weighted wooden keys
the key was not permitted to rise totally up after the principal note
Numerous keyboards miss notes if a similar key is played twice in fast progression
Numerous keyboards will miss a note if a key is played twice
Vibration rattles little electrical segments and destroys associations
absence of implicit speakers
MP7 does not have built-in speakers
C7 tended to over-react slightly at lower velocities
MP8 was prone to some MIDI timing discrepancies
edit parameters String Resonance and Damper Effect
lack of on-board speakers
caused some strange things to happen when using the USB connection
MP8's action slightly heavy for general non-piano applications
without embedded audio system with 88 keys
No XLR outputs
missing one or two additional pairs of audio outputs
not only saves the Setup sounds configured by the user

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Kawai MP7 - Full Specifications

Type	Stage Digital Piano
Number of keys	88
Touch response	Fully-weighted

Effects	Fully-weighted

Weight	46.08 lb
Width	53.33 in
Depth	13.33 in
Height	6.75 in
Colour of product	Black
Included accessories	Pedal

Maximum polyphony	256
Number of sounds	256
Number of rhythms	100
Reverb settings	6

Ports	MIDI USB
Headphone jack	yes
Built-in metronome	yes
LCD display	yes
Pitch-bender	yes
Record	yes
Transpose	yes

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Kawai MP7 Kawai - Editorial Reviews (1)

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Published: 23.05.2016

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