What MIDI values can each pedal of the GFP-3 triple pedal unit transmit?
Consult the GFP-3 documentation or contact Kawai for the specific MIDI CC numbers and value ranges for each pedal.
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I lost the thumbscrews that secure my ES portable piano to the stand — where can I get replacements?
Replacement thumbscrews are available through authorised Kawai dealers. Contact your dealer with your model number.
Read full answerIs the ES110S HML-1 stand and F-350 triple pedal board compatible with the ES120?
Compatibility varies. Consult your ES120 manual or contact Kawai before purchasing to confirm compatibility.
Read full answerCan I use high-impedance headphones with my Kawai digital piano?
High-impedance headphones (250Ω+) will work but may produce lower volume. For best results, use headphones with 16–100Ω impedance.
Read full answerWhich damper pedals are compatible with my Kawai digital piano?
Use Kawai's official pedal for your model. Some generic MIDI-compatible pedals may work. Contact your dealer with your model number to confirm.
Read full answerWhat power adapter specifications does my Kawai digital piano require?
Specifications vary by model. Check the label on your existing adapter or your owner's manual. Contact Kawai for replacement adapters.
Read full answerWhat USB memory device should I buy for use with my Kawai piano?
Choose a reputable brand, 32GB or under, USB 2.0, formatted as FAT32. Avoid high-capacity, encrypted, or wireless-capable drives.
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