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Kawai ES110 88-Key Digital Piano with Speakers - Gloss Black

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Features

  • 88-key Digital Stage Piano with Responsive Hammer Compact Action
  • Built-in Stereo Speaker System
  • Bluetooth MIDI pts
  • 192-note Polyphony
  • Dual Split Modes

Description

The Gator Frameworks Lightweight Sheet Music Stand with Horn Mutes Rest is the perfect companion for musicians who need a reliable and versatile stand. Designed with portability and functionality in mind, this stand features a lightweight construction and a built-in horn mutes rest, making it ideal for rehearsals, performances, and practice sessions. Key Features: Lightweight Design: Easy to transport and set up, perfect for musicians on the go. Built- in Horn Mutes Rest: Safely holds up to four mutes for quick and easy access during performances. Adjustable Height: Accommodates musicians of all heights with a customizable height range. Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting use. Compact and Portable: Folds down for easy storage and transport. Whether you're a brass player or a musician looking for a versatile sheet music stand, the Gator Frameworks GFW-MUS-0500 Lightweight Sheet Music Stand with Horn Mutes Rest is a practical and reliable choice for any setting.

Brand: Kawai


Color: Black


Number of Keys: 88


Skill Level: All


Special Feature: Portable


Size: 16 x 57 x 12 inches


Age Range (Description): Adult


Item Weight: 30 Pounds


Model Name: ES 110


Finish Type: Glossy


Style: Boom microphone stand with a telescoping boom arm


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth


Power Source: AC adapter


Instrument: Digital Piano, Piano


Manufacturer: Kawai


UPC: 642892800209 719578452660 888365968193


Item Weight: 30 pounds


Product Dimensions: 57 x 16 x 12 inches


Item model number: ES 110


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 3, 2017


Body Material: Plastic


Color Name: Black


Hardware Interface: Bluetooth


Material Type: Stainless Steel


Color Screen: No


Wattage: 7 watts


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Instrument that will be appreciated for years to come
I'm a retiree looking for a decent digital piano / keyboard to self learn piano. Firstly, this is a musical instrument, not a toy. It's made for someone who wants to own a quality instrument that will be enjoyed and appreciated for years to come. The digital piano has a high quality keyboard. Not as stiff and difficult to play than a similar Yamaha, more like on the light side of a piano feel. It feels and plays like a very good quality piano with a light touch, well tuned. The main piano sound is a sampled Kawai grand piano. If you were blindfolded you wouldn't say it plays and sounds exactly like a grand piano, but its as close as you are going to get in a digital piano. It sounds good, and the more your ear gets used to it, the more it just grooves with you. I've owned Kawai many years ago. That instrument was outstanding and this is no different. The build quality is maybe a tad below what I owned thirty years ago (that instrument cost me $2,000) however the technology far supersedes it. The speakers are just loud enough. I plugged in my high fidelity open back headphones to see if I would get a much better sonic experience, and low and behold, not much improvement over the speakers. That's a testament to how well the speakers deliver crisp, defined sound on this model. The main piano sound is great. It doesn't sound like some old creaky grand piano sitting on some dusty stage, it sounds like a brand new Kawai grand. And that's good enough for me. All the other sounds are great, however I'm just going to stick with the one sound thank you very much! I was learning from a book yesterday and I played for one hour and hardly noticed the piano. It doesn't get in the way of what you are doing at all. That's the sign of a great instrument. Who is this instrument intended for? I would say beginners who want to spend a little more and get a quality instrument. Also, intermediate players who just want a great instrument. Heck, even pro's could use this instrument, no problem. it's really that good. I wouldn't say it's super light to lug around. I plan to keep it in once place. I haven't tried the midi yet, or some of the other features. This is a fairly feature packed piano. So, well done Kawai. Not surprising, since they pretty much focus in on real and digital pianos, they know what they are doing, and they are not producing something for a couple hundred dollars less to sell someone a piece of junk, but rather an quality instrument that will be appreciated for years to come. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023 by Tezza
    • Very good entry-level DP, sweet sounds!
Very high-quality sounds, good action, fast response, it doesn't have USB port, but you can use the MIDI standard port, line-out it's a very welcome option, the other instruments or voices are superb too, built in speakers are very good, but obviously better through headphones or connected to a external sound system, matte keys add some grip, some minor issues like irregular space between keys and some keys produce a different noise (with sound off) than most, but it is not annoying nor does it affect the piano itself, I guess, the most similar product is the Roland FP30, for some people it's better, in my case I can't try both, Kawai and Roland, indeed Kawai is my first DP, if you have the chance to try both in a store, excellent, but if not, I recommend Kawai, probably the sound of Kawai is more sweet and more classical, not as "metallic" than others and have the new RHC (responsive hammer compact) action, more similar to Grand Pianos, but more lighter than Roland based on people opinions in forums, in conclusion, I'm very happy with my new DP, it's very satisfying to play on it, for practice or playing sweet songs, highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2017 by John William Moreno Vergel
    • Good for the price if you like the Kawai sound
I've been playing this keyboard for about six months now. Here are some thoughts from an "advanced beginner:" Pros: 1. Wonderful piano sound. I'm a big fan of the Kawai concert grand sound and it's the main reason I went with it over its competitors. To me, it sounds amazing and I get goosebumps listening to myself play on it. The other sounds are okay to play with occasionally. 2. Good key action for price. 3. Easy to move around since it doesn't weigh much (unfortunately, this also means that it's easy for it to shake a bit while playing). Cons: 1. Key action is a bit noisy compared to more expensive keyboards. 2. The matte finish of the keys and keyboard make it look a bit cheap to me. It is a very subdued look. 3. The speakers are okay but sound a bit muddy in the low-end. I use headphones most of the time and they work well. Overall, I recommend this keyboard for the price. Is it better than other pianos under $800? Hard to say. I'm satisfied with it for sure though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2018 by Lewis Murdoc
    • Great for a Serious Piano Student
Over the past several months, I tried the 88-key weighted action keyboards from Roland, Yamaha, Casio at various stores. I wanted something that was as close to an actual grand piano as possible. I choose the Kawai ES100 because it has (in my opinion) the best action of the under $1000 models. The sound is very lifelike. I fortunate enough to heard a play-off between the Kawai ES110, the Yamaha P-115, and the Roland FP-30. They did this behind a curtain, along with a Steinway Baby Grand. The Kawai ES110 sounded the closest to me. I think the ES110 is a great value for a serious student. You should really practice on a graded weighted keyboard and with this one you could transition to playing a large grand and have almost the same feel. The sound is extremely close to an actual grand piano, and you can half-pedal with a fairly accurate sound (many under $1000 keyboards don't have this feature). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019 by Richard

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