Kawai Acoustic & Digital Pianos

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Kawai ES120 Portable Digital Piano Black
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Kawai CN201 Digital Piano Satin Black
£1,047.00
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Kawai ES920 Digital Piano Black
£1,073.00
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Kawai CN301 Digital Piano Satin Black
£1,397.00
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Kawai ES120 Portable Piano White
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Kawai CX102 Digital Piano Black
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Kawai ES60 Portable Digital Piano
Kawai CN201 Digital Piano Rosewood
£1,049.00
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Kawai CA701 Digital Piano Satin Black
£2,393.00
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Kawai CA401 Digital Piano Satin Black
£1,648.00
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Kawai CA401 Digital Piano Rosewood
£1,648.00
Kawai ES520 Digital Piano Black
Kawai CN201 Digital Piano Satin White
£1,048.00
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Kawai CN301 Digital Piano Rosewood
£1,396.00
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Kawai CA701 Digital Piano Rosewood
£2,393.00
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Kawai CA501 Satin Black Digital Piano
£1,947.00
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Kawai CA901 Digital Piano Satin Black
£2,948.00
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Kawai K300 Acoustic Upright Piano Polished Ebony
£4,548.00
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Kawai MP11SE Professional Stage Piano
£1,995.00
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Kawai K15 Acoustic Upright Piano Polished Ebony
£3,144.00
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Kawai CA901 Digital Piano Polished Ebony
£3,298.00
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Kawai CA501 Rosewood Digital Piano
£1,948.00
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Kawai CA701 Digital Piano Polished Ebony
£2,538.00

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Visit one of our specialist showrooms to see, hear and compare a wide range of pianos with help from our friendly team.

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Whether you are just starting out or building confidence, our friendly tutors offer one-to-one lessons in a welcoming setting for all ages and abilities.

A Kawai piano comes with a rich and innovative history dating back to 1927 when the founder, Koichi Kawai, set out to build the world’s finest piano. Continuing to set themselves apart with world-class craftsmanship, Kawai launched their range of electric pianos in the 1980s. Kawai pianos combine stunning sound production and advanced technology with renowned build quality. Whether it’s an upright, acoustic, grand or digital piano, Rimmers is proud to offer a range of Kawai pianos to satisfy newcomers and professionals alike.

Kawai pianos apply the same process to their acoustic pianos as they do to their digital pianos which is why they are some of the best-selling pianos of all time. They offer a comprehensive range of pianos from digital keyboards to hybrid models and stunning grand pianos. Ideal for new users, Kawai acoustic pianos offer exceptional versatility. For more seasoned players, Kawai upright pianos provide studio-level quality for exceptional playing. Whether it’s a digital keyboard for casual use or a silent piano to immerse yourself in the music, Kawai pianos come highly recommended by music lovers and the team here at Rimmers. 

We stock a wide range of acoustic pianos and electric pianos from Kawai. Our highly trained staff, with their extensive knowledge, will help guide you through our Kawai pianos when you contact us or call into one of our stores. To find out which Kawai pianos are available in your nearest Rimmers Music Store, please call our enquiries team on 01772 622111.

Please also find some useful information in our Kawai FAQs:

Is a Kawai digital piano better than a Yamaha? 

Kawai are regarded as not only a fantastic acoustic piano manufacturer but a major digital piano producer. Kawai and Yamaha have both been making pianos for decades so there is little difference in expertise. The sound production and technology used in Kawai digital pianos has been continually improving over the years. Yamaha is a more well-known name but in terms of quality and affordability, both are excellent choices.

Are Kawai digital pianos good?

Kawai is regarded as a major digital piano producer. They have been producing acoustic pianos since 1927 and have brought that knowledge and expertise to their digital piano models. Kawai first introduced digital pianos in the 1980s and are constantly updating and improving the technology and sound of their range. Today, Kawai pianos are regarded as some of the finest in the world. They continually work on developing new piano techniques and aspire to develop ‘the future of the piano’.

How much does a Kawai digital piano cost?

The cost of a Kawai digital piano will very much depend on the features and functions and what you want from it. Kawai digital pianos start from around £650 for a portable keyboard. A stunning digital hybrid Kawai piano can sell for £7500. With a host of built-in features like bluetooth and linked apps, Kawai digital pianos offer amazing value for money.

Which is the best Kawai digital piano?

As with cost, deciding which Kawai digital piano is best depends on your needs. Some of our best-selling Kawai digital pianos are compact models in the CA and CNseries. These are affordable options which feature a range of sounds and a powerful speaker system but in a streamlined design. If you’re looking for an entry-level option, the KDP series is a great place to start, offering similar features at a more affordable price. 

How long do Kawai digital pianos last?

How long a Kawai digital piano lasts will depend on how well it is looked after. Kawai digital pianos are well made and are a respected, quality brand. With digital pianos, an important factor is the technology that the piano uses. For example, fifteen years ago it was not standard to have bluetooth connectivity or USB outputs on digital pianos. This, therefore, can affect the lifespan. You need to keep your Kawai digital piano clean and stay on top of any repairs. A piano is an investment and if it is looked after well, it will last a long time.

Why buy a Kawai digital piano from Rimmers Music?

At Rimmers Music, we have an extensive selection of Kawai digital pianos. They are all priced keenly against the market and are price-checked regularly. We also have many Kawai digital pianos available to order today with next working day delivery. In addition, we offer Kawai digital piano packages that include things like stands, pedalboards and headphones for a complete experience.

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Our Showrooms

Common Questions

Do you have physical stores as well as an online shop?

Yes, Rimmers Music operates several piano showrooms across the UK, alongside our online shop which delivers all over the UK. 

What instruments do you stock in your stores?

Our physical stores stock a huge range of acoustic and digital pianos. We also hold some keyboard stock, but keyboards are not displayed on the shop floor, so if there’s a specific model you’d like to view, please get in touch in advance.

Do all stores offer the same range of pianos?

Each store’s display varies. Some locations have a larger selection of acoustic pianos, while others feature more digital piano models. For keyboards or a particular piano you’d like to try, please contact the store beforehand so we can check availability. In most cases, we can arrange to get the product you want to see to the relevant store.

Do you offer music lessons?

Yes, several of our locations include a music school offering lessons in various instruments. Availability may vary depending on the branch, so it’s best to enquire directly with your chosen store.

Do you offer finance or payment plans?

Yes, we provide 0% interest-free credit and a range of finance options on qualifying purchases. We also offer interest baring finance on other models. These can be arranged both online and in-store.

What if I cannot find my nearest store listed?

If your area isn’t shown, you can still shop with us online, we deliver across the UK, including major cities and surrounding areas such as:London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham, Leicester, Sheffield, Southampton, Portsmouth, and most other UK regions.Our store list is updated regularly, and our team is always available to help with piano enquiries by phone or email.

How can I get help or advice before buying a piano?

Our store teams are piano specialists and are happy to offer guidance. Whether you’re looking for a first instrument or something more advanced, you can visit a showroom or contact us by phone or email for personalised advice. If you’d like to view a specific model, please get in touch so we can ensure it’s available.

Common Questions

Do you have physical stores as well as an online shop?

Yes, Rimmers Music operates several piano showrooms across the UK, alongside our online shop which delivers all over the UK. 

What instruments do you stock in your stores?

Our physical stores stock a huge range of acoustic and digital pianos. We also hold some keyboard stock, but keyboards are not displayed on the shop floor, so if there’s a specific model you’d like to view, please get in touch in advance.

Do all stores offer the same range of pianos?

Each store’s display varies. Some locations have a larger selection of acoustic pianos, while others feature more digital piano models. For keyboards or a particular piano you’d like to try, please contact the store beforehand so we can check availability. In most cases, we can arrange to get the product you want to see to the relevant store.

Do you offer music lessons?

Yes, several of our locations include a music school offering lessons in various instruments. Availability may vary depending on the branch, so it’s best to enquire directly with your chosen store.

Do you offer finance or payment plans?

Yes, we provide 0% interest-free credit and a range of finance options on qualifying purchases. We also offer interest baring finance on other models. These can be arranged both online and in-store.

What if I cannot find my nearest store listed?

If your area isn’t shown, you can still shop with us online, we deliver across the UK, including major cities and surrounding areas such as:London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham, Leicester, Sheffield, Southampton, Portsmouth, and most other UK regions.Our store list is updated regularly, and our team is always available to help with piano enquiries by phone or email.

How can I get help or advice before buying a piano?

Our store teams are piano specialists and are happy to offer guidance. Whether you’re looking for a first instrument or something more advanced, you can visit a showroom or contact us by phone or email for personalised advice. If you’d like to view a specific model, please get in touch so we can ensure it’s available.

Our Showrooms