Designed to withstand the test of time
When individuals choose a piano for their home, the main criteria they consider are touch, sound, and stability. They seek a piano that produces beautiful sounds, plays smoothly, and maintains these qualities consistently over the years. However, in institutional environments, priorities shift. Sound and touch remain crucial, of course. However, when a piano is played for 8 to 12 hours a day, stability and durability become the top concern. An institutional piano must maintain a satisfactory level of touch and sound quality during years of intensive use and frequent relocations.
An institutional piano must provide a reasonable level of touch and sound quality over the years, despite rigorous use and frequent relocation. To achieve this, the internal action and external cabinet must be designed and built with one goal in mind: to withstand the test of time. Kawai institutional upright pianos deliver the same excellent sound and touch quality that piano buyers have expected from Kawai instruments for over 90 years. However, the use of advanced composite parts in the action and intelligent structural design of the cabinet place Kawai institutional pianos in a league of their own.
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