- Is the Kawai CA401 good for beginners?
- Yes, if the budget allows. The graded wooden action builds good finger strength from the start, though beginners who mainly want many sounds and learning features may prefer a cheaper slab piano.
- How does the CA401 compare with the CA501?
- The CA501 steps up to a longer Grand Feel III action and a fuller speaker system. The CA401 keeps the wooden keys and core SK-EX sound in a simpler cabinet.
- Does the CA401 have Bluetooth?
- Yes. It supports Bluetooth MIDI for wireless app connection, plus a USB-B port for a wired computer link. It does not stream audio over Bluetooth.
- Can I use headphones with the CA401?
- Yes. It has both a 1/4-inch and a 1/8-inch headphone jack, so you can practice silently without an adapter.
- What comes in the box with the CA401?
- The piano arrives with its stand and built-in pedals, a music rest and a power supply. A bench and headphones are usually sold separately.
- Does the CA401 have line outputs for recording?
- No. It offers headphone jacks and USB-B only, so recording to an interface means using the USB connection or a headphone output.
- Where is the Kawai CA401 cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $2,149.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kawai CA401?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.