Introducing the Kawai CA-401 digital piano
The CA401 is the first model in Kawai’s Concert Artist series, and the represents a significant step up in authenticity over the CN301. Unlike other instruments at this price point, such as the Yamaha Clavinova CLP835 and Roland HP702, the CA401 features a solid wood piano keyboard which provides a remarkably realistic piano feel. With ivory and ebony feel keys to boot, the feel of the CA401 under the fingers is truly class leading.
Its main concert grand piano sample is taken from the Shigeru Kawai EX concert grand piano, reproduced using Kawai’s proprietary Progressive Harmonic Imaging sound technology, while 18 other piano and keyboard instrument voices, each with 192 note polyphony, mean that the ideal sound for your performance is always within easy reach.
Bluetooth audio and MIDI connectivity make the CA401 a useful tool for music tuition, seamlessly integrating with tuition software and streaming apps. Kawai’s own Piano Remote app offers a visual, more intuitive user interface than the slimline control panel in the left cheek-block, also displaying the huge amount of in-built repertoire.
A highly capable digital piano with a huge specification for the money, and highly recommended.
