- Is the Kawai ES920 good for gigging?
- Yes, it is designed as a portable slab piano with a weighted action and built-in speakers. It is heavier than some rivals, so a case with wheels helps if you move it often.
- How does the ES920 compare with the Yamaha P-525?
- Both are 88-key weighted slab pianos. The ES920 is known for its wooden-feel RH III action and strong speakers, while the P-525 offers Yamaha's CFX and Bosendorfer samples and a lighter body.
- Does the ES920 have Bluetooth?
- Yes. It supports Bluetooth MIDI and Bluetooth audio, so you can connect piano apps or stream music through its speakers.
- Can I use headphones with the ES920?
- Yes. It has two headphone outputs, which lets a teacher and student listen at the same time.
- What is included with the ES920?
- It ships as a slab piano with a music rest and power supply. A stand, pedals beyond the included damper and a bench are usually sold separately.
- Does the ES920 work as a MIDI controller?
- Yes. It has MIDI connections and Bluetooth MIDI, so it can drive software pianos and DAWs, though it lacks a modulation wheel.
- Where is the Kawai ES920 cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $1,549.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kawai ES920?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.