Kawai E 300 Piano
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The Kawai E 300 is a beautifully crafted, upright piano built for serious students and discerning home players. Its action is a real highlight, offering a nuanced touch that rivals higher-end instruments. If you value a traditional acoustic piano experience and prioritize feel over modern digital features, this is an excellent choice.
Product Description
- Kawai E 300 Piano
- Kawai E 300 piano
- Millennium III action with ABS carbon parts of unrivalled stability and strength
- Wide music stand
- Slow closing key flap
- 88 keys
- 3 pedals
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 122 x 149 x 61 cm
- Weight: 227 kg
- Finish: Black matt
- Incl. Delivery within Germany by piano shipping company (other countries on request) and 1st tuning service on the spot
PROS
- • Millennium III action offers exceptional responsiveness and dynamic range
- • ABS carbon parts ensure action stability, resisting humidity changes
- • Elegant black matt finish provides a sophisticated, understated aesthetic
- • Solid build quality and substantial weight guarantee long-term durability
CONS
- • Premium-priced, placing it outside reach for budget-conscious buyers
- • Significant weight makes moving it a logistical challenge without professional assistance
- • Limited connectivity restricts versatility for modern recording setups
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Key Features
Keys
88
Height/Length
122 x 149 x 61 cm
Soundboard
Not specified, likely a traditional wooden soundboard for acoustic projection
Action
Millennium III action with ABS carbon fiber parts
Pedals
3 pedals (sustain, sostenuto, una corda)
Finish
Black matt
Weight
227 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Millennium III represents a significant upgrade, with the ABS carbon parts drastically improving stability and consistency compared to earlier generations, leading to a more reliable and predictable playing experience.
While not a concert grand, the E 300’s size and construction provide respectable projection for most home environments, though a larger space will truly showcase its potential.
The slow-closing flap is primarily a design feature for safety, not directly impacting tuning stability; however, it’s a sign of attention to detail in the overall build quality.
