OREGON UNITED STATES USED KAWAI MP11 MOD
The presence of mod and pitch wheels allows you to create more authentic pieces of music using sounds from the ‘sub’ section. They are all very usable and quite convincing. The piano and electric piano sounds are sublime while the ‘sub’ section has some really cool sounds from instruments like Strings, Harpsi, Pad, Mallet, and Bass. Like many other digital pianos in this price bracket, it does not have speakers of its own and you need a good-quality sound system to fully extract the audio capabilities of this digital piano. Each of the three sound sections has dedicated controls for the effects and the reverb. It is safe to say that sound is one department you should not have any complaints about. All the other sounds also have a high level of depth and clarity to them. The Harmonic Imaging XL has worked really well in capturing the subtle nuances of the piano sound. This is among the closest you can come to a true piano sound in the sub $3,000 range. The sounds themselves are some of the best. This comes in real handy when combining these sounds. While this might not be that big a deal, what is cool is that each zone is controlled by a separate sound chip, all of which integrate in a seamless manner. There is 40 sound samples divided into three zones – piano, electric piano, and sub. It has not one, not two but three sound engines dedicated to each type of sound. The people at Kawai weren’t kidding around when it came to the sound of this keyboard. Let us find out if the Kawai MP11 can redeem itself in these departments. They have been about the sound and the feel and the experience as a whole. Having said that, Kawai’s digital pianos have never been about the looks. Otherwise, it will be something that many will find off-putting. If you really love that retro look then you might love the way this digital piano looks. The screen is minuscule and feels like a major oversight at this price point. While the buttons are grouped together nicely, they are quite small and bunched together quite closely. The Kawai MP11 isn’t immune to these vices either. Another common gripe with this segment is the screen size and the buttons. Kawai was definitely going for a classic look and instead ended up with something that makes it look rather outdated. It does look rather ungainly and a bit uneasy on the eye. It features brown wooden edges and a rather boxy design reminiscent of keyboards from the 80s. The looks are incredibly polarising when it comes to the Kawai MP11. We had a go at the MP11 to figure out if it is as good as advertised and worth the premium price it demands. It also boasts a plethora of additional features to make it stand toe to toe with the competition. The feel and the sound reproduction have been given a lot of emphases.
OREGON UNITED STATES USED KAWAI MP11 PROFESSIONAL
The Kawai MP11 is a premium digital piano-focused on the professional who needs a bit of versatility but will mostly employ it for his or her piano needs. Kawai has a long and storied history of making amazing digital pianos.
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