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The soundboard speaker is fully functional — it resonates acoustically like a real piano soundboard and is central to the hybrid piano experience.
Read full answerPlace at least 6–12 inches from the wall to allow proper air circulation and prevent sound reflections that muddy the tone.
Read full answerConcert Magic lets you perform pre-arranged piano pieces by pressing any key rhythmically — useful for beginners or entertainment.
Read full answerRight: sustain (damper). Left: soft pedal. Middle: sostenuto (grand) or various functions on digital. Kawai digitals replicate these acoustically.
Read full answerYes — in Split mode, the damper pedal is configured by default to affect only the upper (right-hand) section.
Read full answerYes — some Kawai pianos disable the damper pedal during demo playback to prevent accidental interruption.
Read full answerThis is normal — it reflects advanced sound modelling including sympathetic resonance, hammer noise, and soundboard resonance.
Read full answerHearing the action is normal on models with wooden keys and escapement mechanisms — it accurately simulates acoustic piano feel.
Read full answerThis is normal — it accurately simulates acoustic pianos, where the upper strings are undamped and naturally sustain longer.
Read full answerOur piano specialists are happy to help you find the perfect instrument.
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