Kawai MP-7 SE

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Kawai MP-7 SE

Kawai

MP-7 SE

4.8 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 424723
Brand: Kawai
Model: MP-7 SE
Category: Stage Pianos
Price: $1,588.40

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The MP-7 SE is a seriously capable stage piano, especially if you're after authentic Kawai grand piano sounds on a budget. The RH3 action is a step up from cheaper alternatives, and the sound engine is surprisingly impressive. This is a great option for gigging musicians or students who need a versatile and portable instrument without sacrificing too much in terms of feel and tone.

Product Description

  • Kawai MP-7 SE
  • Stage Piano
  • 88 Keys (RH3 keyboard) with 3-Sensor pressure point simulation and Ivory Touch keys
  • Shigeru Kawai SK-EX and SK-5 grand piano sounds
  • 256 Sounds with Harmonic Imaging XL technology and 88-key sampling
  • 256 Setups
  • 256-Note polyphony
  • 129 Effects
  • Amp simulator and DSP effects
  • Recording functions: MP3
  • 128 x 64 pixel LCD
  • Metronome with 100 rhythms
  • Virtual tone wheel organ
  • Dimensions: 1352 x 339 x 172 mm
  • Weight: 22.5 kg
  • Incl. F-10H semi-pedal capable pedal

*Connections:*

  • Line Out 6.3 mm Jack (L/Mono
  • R or 2x Mono)
  • Line In 6.3 mm Jack (L/Mono
  • Headphone socket
  • MIDI In/Out/Thru
  • USB to host
  • USB to device
PROS
  • • RH3 action delivers excellent dynamic response and feel
  • • SK-EX and SK-5 piano sounds are remarkably authentic and nuanced
  • • Comprehensive effects section provides versatile sonic shaping options
  • • Compact stage piano design balances portability with professional features
CONS
  • • RH3 action, while good, lacks the absolute realism of a fully weighted grand action
  • • LCD screen is relatively small and lacks advanced features like touchscreen control
  • • Limited physical controls may require more menu navigation than preferred

Product Video

Key Features

Keys 88
Key Action RH3 (Rubber Hammer 3) with Ivory Touch
Sounds 256 Sounds, Harmonic Imaging XL technology, 88-key sampling, Virtual Tone Wheel Organ
Polyphony 256-Note
Effects 129 Effects, Amp simulator and DSP effects
Connections Line Out (6.3 mm), Line In (6.3 mm), Headphone, MIDI In/Out/Thru, USB to Host/Device
Weight 22.5 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

The RH3 is a solid action, but it doesn’t quite replicate the depth and complexity of Kawai’s flagship grand piano actions. It’s a great compromise for portability and affordability, though.
Yes, Kawai's Harmonic Imaging XL technology captures the nuances of those flagship pianos very well, providing a rich and detailed sonic experience. It’s not a perfect recreation, but it's remarkably close.
It’s a decent emulation, offering a respectable range of classic organ tones. However, serious organ aficionados might find it lacks the subtle imperfections and dynamic response of dedicated organ models.

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