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Topic: Is Kawai KX-21 good?  (Read 25847 times)

Offline micshe

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Is Kawai KX-21 good?
on: May 12, 2005, 02:01:52 AM
Hi,
   I am wondering can anyone give me some advices for Kawai Upright KX-21? pros, cons or any comments. How's the rating for this piano in Larry Fine's Piano book?  I am comparing it with K-18. Don't know which one is better and which one to buy. Any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated. ;D

Thanks for your help!

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Re: Is Kawai KX-21 good?
Reply #1 on: May 19, 2005, 08:48:52 PM
You can go to the following website to read about a review of the Kawai KX21 upright piano.  They have done their review by playing on this piano and have written a pretty good review and provided a rating in various categories.  Go to www.pianosonline.co.uk/
Then click on "Pianos Online Reviews" .  You will see this menu choice appear to the extreme left-hand side on this website.   You should then scroll down until you see the section with Kawai KX21 listed and then click on it.  You see the review and ratings.

The KX21 is made in China and it is 48 inches in height.  I believe that the KX18 is shorter.  The finish of the materials used inside the piano, the hammers and the felt used are not as good in quality and workmanship as compared to, for example, a Kawai K50 made in Japan.

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Re: Is Kawai KX-21 good?
Reply #2 on: May 20, 2005, 06:29:21 AM
Hi,
   Thanks a lot for your help! :)  That is very valuable information you provided. I will take a look at it.  I know Kawai makes good quality pianos. The piano I am buying is for my kids as a starter piano. The reason I am considering these two piano is mainly their price. It would be the best if I can get the biggest bang out of my investment. I guess with my limited budget for a starter piano maybe the inexpensive KX-21 or K-18 probably will suffice. Again thanks so much for your help!  :)
 

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