Kawai CN24 Digital Piano - Faulty - Keyboards and Pianos

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Kawai CN24 Digital Piano – Faulty. Condition is not working.
For sale a KAWAI CN24 digital piano in Rosewood colour. WARNING :THIS PIANO IS FAULTY AND NO LONGER TURNS ON so it will need repairing before it can be played.

Other than that, it was in excellent condition and played beautifully before it broke down. The piano is only 5 years old and no longer has a warranty. Original price was 1000.

Collection only from London E11 postcode. No returns or refunds once purchased.

Detailed description of Kawai CN24 Digital Piano:
The compact CN24 digital piano utilises the new Responsive Hammer 2 (RH2) keyboard action, featuring KAWAI’s Ivory Touch key surfaces and let-off simulation for maximum control and repetition. In addition the latest Progressive Harmonic Imaging 88-key piano sampling technology with 192 note polyphony and a variety of additional functions is used.

RESPONSIVE HAMMER II KEYBOARD ACTION
The new CN Series class-leading Responsive Hammer II keyboard action recreates the supreme touch of an acoustic grand piano, with its realistic movement and rigid, springless design providing a smooth and natural piano playing experience. The instruments modern, triple-sensor key detection system enhances responsiveness and accuracy, with structural reinforcements throughout the action assembly helping to minimise horizontal key wobble during staccato and fortissimo passages. The weight of the keyboard is appropriately graded to mirror the heavier bass hammers and lighter treble hammers of an acoustic piano, while let-off simulation recreates the subtle notch sensation felt when softly playing the keys of a grand piano. These important characteristics allow discerning pianists to practise their expanding repertoire with confidence, and ensure that there are no unpleasant surprises when called upon to perform using the finest acoustic grand pianos.

IVORY TOUCH KEY SURFACES
The impressive CN Series features Kawais highly regarded Ivory Touch key surfaces as standard. This finely textured material gently absorbs fingertip perspiration and oils to assist playing control, and possesses a natural, matte finish that is smooth but not slippery. Furthermore, this moisture is absorbed without dirt or grease permeating the surface, allowing the keytops to be wiped clean easily using just a damp cloth.

TRIPLE-SENSOR KEY DETECTION
Complementing the grand piano-like keyboard touch, the Responsive Hammer II action also features a new triple-sensor key detection system for enhanced playing realism. The third sensor improves responsiveness when playing the same key repeatedly, and also allows the sound of a single note to be gradually layered without the previous tone being lost. In addition, improvements to the CN Series sound hardware also permit the speed at which keys are lifted to influence the release character of piano sounds, providing a greater range of expressive detail between staccato and legato playing.

88-KEY PIANO SAMPLING
The beautiful sound of the Kawai EX concert grand piano is at the heart of the new CN Series, with all eighty-eight keys of this world-class instrument painstakingly recorded, meticulously analysed, and accurately reproduced as high-fidelity digital waveforms. Recording each key individually in this way as opposed to stretching the same tone over several different notes preserves the rich harmonic character of the EX concert grand piano, and guarantees that the sound heard when playing any one of the CN Series keys is a faithful representation of the original acoustic source.

PROGRESSIVE HARMONIC IMAGING TECHNOLOGY
When playing a fine piano, the amount of pressure applied to the keyboard affects not only the volume of the sound produced, but also the unique tonal character of each note. Therefore, in order to construct a realistic acoustic portrait of the EX concert grand piano, not only is each key recorded individually, but also at various different volume levels, ranging from gentle pianissimo to thunderous fortissimo. The new CN Series offer a highly detailed acoustic portrait, employing Kawais unique Progressive Harmonic Imaging sampling technology to ensure smooth tonal transitions across the keyboard and throughout the entire dynamic range.

REDEVELOPED EFFECTS & REVERB
The CN Series powerful new digital effects engine further enhances the instruments superior core sounds, applying additional layers of detail and realism that bring performances to life. The depth of a performance can then be transformed using the instruments updated reverb features, allowing pianists to position themselves within one of six acoustic environments, ranging from a small practise room to an inspirational grand cathedral.
THE VARIETY OF A DIGITAL PIANO
Complementing the instruments excellent Responsive Hammer II keyboard action and impressive Progressive Harmonic Imaging piano sound, the new CN Series also offer a strong selection of digital piano features that further enhance ones musical enjoyment. Dual, and Four Hands keyboard modes, and a rich assortment of instrumental voices add greater variety to players performances, while the convenient metronome function and integrated Alfred course books ensure that regular practise is both productive and engaging for aspiring pianists.

SONG RECORDER
The new CN Series models feature song recorder capabilities that both enhance ones playing enjoyment and can also assist piano study. The CN24 recorder has a expanded functionality with 3 songs recording with up to 15000 notes, allowing individual left and right hand parts or two different voices to be recorded separately, then later played back together.

GRAND FEEL PEDAL SYSTEM
Reinforcing the CN Series reputation as the most realistic digital pianos in their price range is Kawais Grand Feel Pedal System. This new development accurately replicates the individual weighting of the damper, soft, and sostenuto pedals of a Kawai EX Concert grand piano to further enhance acoustic piano authenticity.

ENERGY CONSERVATION
The new CN Series utilise modern, energy efficient components that reduce electricity consumption by approximately 50% (compared to previous models), while the instruments optional power saving feature can also turn off the piano automatically after a specified period of inactivity.

Category: Musical Instruments:Keyboards and Pianos:Pianos:Digital Pianos
Location: London