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Kawai CX302 Digital Piano

Kawai CX302 Digital Piano
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Model

CX302

MSRP:$2,199

Variations

Rosewood

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Model

CX302

The Kawai CX302, a Sam's Club exclusive, brings the sound of a hand-built concert grand into your home. Its voice comes from the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX, recorded note by note in stereo across all 88 keys, so the tone opens up the way a real piano does —...

Touch & Action

  • Responsive Hammer Compact II action, weighted heavier in the bass and lighter in the treble like a real piano
  • Three sensors under every key catch fast repeated notes and delicate phrasing cleanly
  • Smooth Ivory Touch key surfaces stay comfortable and sure-footed through long practice sessions

CX302

Technical Specifications

DocumentsOwner's Manual
Keyboard
88 keys, graded weighted hammers by range (GES-specific)
  • 3 hammer sensors per key
  • Ivory-textured white keys (Ivory Touch)
  • Kawai quiet key mechanism to suppress key noise
Sound Source
Engine: Grand Emotional Sound class-S
  • Sampling: 88-key stereo sampling from the SK-EX Concert Grand
  • Modelling: Acoustic Modeling Lite
Internal Sounds
Count: 15 sounds
  • List: SK-EX Concert Grand, Studio Grand, Mellow Grand, Modern Piano, Tine Electric Piano, Modern Electric Piano, Jazz Organ, Church Organ, Harpsichord, Vibraphone, String Ensemble, Slow Strings, Choir, Fantasy, Fantasy 2
Keyboard Modes
Split, 4Hands
Polyphony
max. 192 notes (depending on selected sound)
Sound Adjustment
Concert Tuner: 2 parameters / 10 presets
  • Low Volume Balance: Automatic touch and tone adjustment at low volume levels
Internal Recorder
Songs: 3
  • Parts: 1
  • Memory: approx. 10,000 note memory capacity
Metronome
Beats: 7 time signatures
Internal Songs
Demo: 15 songs
  • Lesson Songs: 300 songs (Beyer and others)
  • Concert Magic: 50 songs
Lesson Functions
Playback tempo / metronome, separate right-hand and left-hand part practice