Kawai K-15: The Pinnacle of Entry-Level Uprights
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Today we take a look at what's probably the best entry-level continental upright piano on the market today: the Kawai K-15! Join Ted as he explores the K-15's Ultra-Responsive Action, rich sound, sleek design, and why it might be the ultimate entry level instrument for players! Check it out below and let us know what you think!
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You guys always mic your pianos so well.
Great review, thanks.
By paying this price, i would definitely go for kawai instead of Yamaha.
You know I got this piano for my first piano last year. Complete beginner with very little insight into what makes an acoustic piano better then another one other then how it generally sounded. After buying it (I was waffling between it and a used K-200) I had had this whole FOMO thing. I know logically it makes no sense but you read enough forum posts and messages about the action improvements and key stick length and you begin to believe it lol. Glad you made this makes me much more comfortable with my piano and that really it is mostly just me being a beginner lol
what should I say back then when I started out with a casio cdp 130. It is a very good instrument for beginning don't get me wrong but after 6 years I'm now getting the kawai k15, you're served very well
That piano looks much like the one Im doing in blender. Its a 47 inch red upright. Im also doing a 76key upright that starts on A just like the 88s. Many 76 key keyboards start on E. I did get to hear the CA901 and it turns out its a reused video from May. It sounds too narrow because it was in XY. It would sound better if you space the mics 26 inches apart
Man, I didn't know Jesse Ventura could kick so much ass on the piano
I really like it, and I would like to replace my (decent I should say) late 80's 50'' Young Chang. The only issue is that I am 6'6'' so I fear such model won't give me enough room for positioning my legs correctly.
look everything you seem to play sounds good & on the pro level so it makes it hard to pick something.. I've never really heard anything you play sound unprofessional .
That’s the truth
wow what a terrific sound. I sometimes like the sound of an upright over a grand as it's more intimate