CA901 Ebony Satin Digital Hybrid Piano

Product Overview

Just in at Taylor’s Music!! Kawai does it again with the CA901 Digital Hybrid Console Piano! The CA901 provides an incredible concert piano experience for the discerning pianist. The new CA901 combines the highly responsive GF III action with improved digital piano technology to create uncompromising touch and tone. With an advanced Soundboard Speaker System (see picture below) featuring more powerful transducers, plus new front-facing speakers combined with 360-degree speaker diffuser panels for the top speakers, the CA901 digital piano delivers an amazing concert grand piano experience that can be enjoyed by players and listeners alike. To provide outstanding performance, the Grand Feel III keyboard action with Ivory & Ebony Touch key surfaces is combined with a brand-new Competition Grand Shigeru Kawai SK-EX Rendering piano sound engine (featuring multi-channel sampling and resonance modelling). A new contemporary cabinet design, along with an anti-glare LCD touchscreen and dynamic new piano sounds contribute to why the CA901 is in a class by itself among hybrid digital pianos.

For more information or a live demo, call 610.696.1812, Ext. 115 or email tom@taylorsmusic.com

“Complementing the premium quality audio components, the CA901 also incorporates the latest version of Kawai’s highly regarded soundboard speaker system. This unique audio technology embraces the rich, harmonic qualities of wood by using improved transducers to channel sound energy onto a large soundboard, in order to produce a more natural, organic tone. Long wooden ribs securely attached to the soundboard further broaden the frequency range and volume of the resonating sound, resulting in a remarkably authentic playing experience that immerses both the performer and the listener, and faithfully reproduces the tonal ambience of an acoustic piano. The TwinDrive system incorporates the third generation of Kawai’s soundboard technology and features an upgraded primary transducer to deliver more power and range. In addition, an upgraded secondary transducer, mounted towards the treble end of the instrument, helps to further expand the tonal range produced by the soundboard beyond the existing low frequencies, allowing mid-low and even mid-high ranges to also benefit from the warming, acoustic properties of wood.”