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Incredibly Satisfying Piano Playing Experience

The Kawai CE220 Digital Piano gives you an incredibly satisfying and realistic piano playing experience. What's Kawai's secret? First, they used long, wooden acoustic piano-style keys to give your fingers the proper sensation of leverage. Then, they meticulously sampled their sumptuous 9' Concert Grand. The result is jaw-dropping realism and playing feel. With 22 sounds and and a generous helping of effects onboard, you'll never run out of inspiration, and smart features such as Kawai's "Four Hands" mode make the CE220 perfect for lessons and duets. If you're searching for an ideal family piano, give the Kawai CE220 an audition.

Kawai CE220 Digital Piano at a Glance:

• Long Wooden Keys for exceptionally realistic piano action
  
• The sound of Kawai's 9' Concert Grand
  
• Features you'll really use

Long Wooden Keys for exceptionally realistic piano action
It's become obvious that the best way to achieve realism in a digital piano design is to build-in physical components from the real thing. Kawai's acoustic pianos are respected the world over. With their seven-decades-plus of piano building wisdom, they have chosen to incorporate actual long wooden acoustic piano keys into the CE220. The result is stunning realism in touch and expression.

The sound of Kawai's 9' Concert Grand
Sit down at the Kawai CE220 and play. The glorious piano sound you hear is none other than the meticulously sampled sound of Kawai's own 9' Concert Grand - an instrument coveted for its lush sonic brilliance. If this were the only sound onboard the CE220, it would be a stunning value, but there's a total of 22 fabulous sounds, including orchestral strings, electric pianos, organs, vibes, harpsichord, and choir.

Features you'll really use
The Kawai CE220 sports a great featureset that you'd be hard pressed to find in other pianos in its price range. Of course, there's a split mode that lets you play a different sound with each hand. But check out the fader that lets you effortlessly alter the mix of those two sounds! And how about "Four Hands" mode, which gives you two independent 44-key pianos - each with its own sustain pedal. How useful is that for performing duets? You also get a great effects section with reverb, chorus, delay, tremolo, and two types of rotary speaker simulation. Speaking of which, when you're playing a tonewheel organ, your left pedal becomes the switch to actuate the rotary emulation!

Kawai CE220 Digital Piano Features:

• Long Wooden Keys for exceptionally realistic piano action
  
• Piano sound is a sample of Kawai's 9' acoustic Concert Grand
  
• 192 notes of polyphony
  
• 22 sounds, including strings, EPs, organs, vibes, harpsichord, choir
  
• Four Hands Mode turns the piano into two 44-note keyboards, each with a sustain pedal
  
• Easy slider mix control over splits and layers
  
• In tonewheel mode, left pedal becomes switch for rotary emulation
  
• 2-track, 3-song recorder; 30 drum patterns
  
• Split Mode, Dual Mode, Four Hands Mode for duets, lessons, etc.
  
• Two USB ports: USB to Computer, USB to device
  
• Effects include Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Tremolo, and Rotary Speaker (2 types)

The Kawai CE220 is an ideal digital piano for your home!

Specification Detail Number of Keys 88 Number of Voices (Sounds) 22 Polyphony 192 notes Number of Effects 6 types Effects Types Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Tremolo, Rotary (2 types) Sequencer 2-track, 3-song Song Playback 18 demo songs Number of Speakers 2 Amplifier 20W x 2 Number of Audio Inputs 2 Audio Input Types 1/4" Number of Audio Outputs 4 Audio Output Types 2 x 1/4", 2 x headphones MIDI I/O In, Out Number of Pedals 3 Pedal Inputs No pedal inputs Height 35" Width 54" Depth 20" Weight 126 lbs. Manufacturer Part Number CE220

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