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Kawai CA49 88-Key Grand Feel Compact Digital Piano w/ Bench (various colors) Expired
$1599
$3,599.00
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Adorama has Kawai CA49 88-Key Grand Feel Compact Digital Piano w/ Bench for $1599. Shipping is free.
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- About this deal:
- This offer is $100 lower than a Frontpage deal from January.
- Refer to the forum thread for deal discussion.
- Includes:
- Stand (with Assembly Hardware)
- Matching Bench
- AC Power Adapter
- Kawai 5 Year Limited Warranty
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available in satin black [adorama.com], rosewood [adorama.com], or satin white [adorama.com]
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Mine arrived in good condition, but i have heard other horror stories. Only hard part was assembly as you definitely need 2 people to ensure you don't damage or install incorrectly. And note to others: DO NOT overtighten if using a powered screwdriver (set at lowest setting possible and move up as needed).
Other than that, enjoy the finish and sound from this piano! Cheers!
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Es920 is more expensive though, and never on sale. I'm also waiting for a deal on 920..
Tinkered in shop with this next to some rolands, casios and Yamahas - I kept coming back to the ca49. I'm self taught for a decade or so, so I honestly don't know what I'm doing, but it just felt and sounded beautiful to me.
Fingers crossed shipping goes well.
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Although I had practiced for two years on digital piano. My playing sounded horrible when I switched to my new upright. It took me another year to adapt my fingers to mechanic piano with the help of my teacher. If you want to get serious with piano practicing. Get an upright if you can. I wish I had done it in the first place.
Just my note to other piano enthusiasts out there in a similar situation. Hope you have fun practicing everyday.
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Although I had practiced for two years on digital piano. My playing sounded horrible when I switched to my new upright. It took me another year to adapt my fingers to mechanic piano with the help of my teacher. If you want to get serious with piano practicing. Get an upright if you can. I wish I had done it in the first place.
Just my note to other piano enthusiasts out there in a similar situation. Hope you have fun practicing everyday.
IMO, the difference between the feel from one piano to another is comparable to the difference between a mechanical piano and good digital action. I grew up with a older baby grand, and most uprights are frustrating for me to play - they feel different and just can't come close to the same dynamics. I still prefer an upright to the digital keyboard I have, but more for the sound than the action. Moral of the story is pay a variety of instruments if you want to be versatile.
I wish I had more space. Depending on where you live you can often pick up older baby grands used for as little as $1000-$2000, and that's something that no digital keyboard with conventional speakers (no matter how powerful) can't ever compete with - it's not actually possible to fully simulate the soundscape of a real piano using a limited number of speakers (trust me, I'm a physicist).
(Of course, any of these pianos can sound like anything if you treat them like dumb keyboards, run them through something like PianoTeq, and plug in headphones or speakers, but I'm not aware of an easy way to upgrade the *onboard* sound of a digital piano.)