Kawai CX-102 White
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Essential Information About the Kawai CX102 White Digital Piano
Essential Information About the Kawai CX102 White Digital Piano
- 88-key graded Responsive Hammer Lite (RHL) keyboard with dual sensors and matte surface for precise control and a natural feel.
- SK-EX piano sounds captured via Harmonic Imaging, 192-note polyphony and resonances for immersive realism.
- 2 x 11 W amplification with 2 x 12 cm speakers and Spatial Headphone Sound.
- Modern connectivity (USB-MIDI, Bluetooth MIDI) and "PianoRemote" app for settings and learning.
Manufacturer Information
Kawai
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The New Entry Point of the CX Series
The Kawai CX102 launches the CX series by combining the brand's sonic DNA with simplified usability. Designed for demanding beginners as well as experienced pianists, it offers Kawai's signature tones, a modern interface, and study tools for sustainable progress.Keyboard Design
88-note Responsive Hammer Lite (RHL) graded keyboard (heavier in the bass, lighter in the treble) to replicate the feel of an acoustic piano. Dual sensor per key for fine nuance detection, matte non-slip surface, and 3 sensitivity curves to adapt the touch to your playing style.Sound Quality
The CX102 is based on Harmonic Imaging technology (sampling) from the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX concert grand piano. It features 17 voices covering pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings, etc., 192-note polyphony, and damper resonances for enhanced realism. Sound is delivered through a 2 x 11 W system with 2 x 12 cm speakers, and Spatial Headphone Sound for headphone playing.Built-in Effects
- Reverbs: Room, Lounge, Small Hall, Concert Hall, Live Hall, Cathedral
- Timbre and tuning adjustments via "Virtual Technician" (PianoRemote app)
- Brightness control and headphone spatial simulation (Spatial Headphone Sound)
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb | Number of keys | 88 |
| Arpeggiator | No | Touch | Heavy |
| Bluetooth | Yes | Split & layer | Partner mode, layer, split |
| Speaker diameter | 4,7" | Max polyphony | 192 |
| Number of speakers | 2 | USB to Host port | Yes |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Color | White |
| MIDI DIN I/O | No | Finishing | Matt |
| Keyboard | 88 keys, graded Responsive Hammer Lite (RHL) action | Four-hands mode | yes |
| Sensors | 2 per key | Dual Mode | layering of two sounds |
| Key surface | matte | Split Mode | dividing the keyboard into two zones |
| Touch sensitivity | 3 levels | Concert mode | 40 orchestral recordings |
| Sound source | Harmonic Imaging with sampling | Transpose and tuning | yes |
| Main piano sound | Shigeru Kawai SK-EX Concert Grand | Metronome | built-in, 1 to 7 beats, adjustable tempo |
| Built-in sounds | 17 (pianos, EPs, organs, strings, vibraphone, harpsichord, basses, etc.) | MIDI recorder | 1 track, 3 songs, up to 10,000 notes |
| Polyphony | 192 notes | 2 headphone outputs | mini-jack and 6.35 mm jack |
| Damper resonance | yes | USB-to-Host port | USB-MIDI, Type B |
| Reverbs | Room, Lounge, Small Hall, Concert Hall, Live Hall, Cathedral | Bluetooth MIDI | wireless connection to apps (Skoove, Tomplay, PianoRemote, PiaBookPlayer) |
| Brilliance control | yes | 2 speakers | 12 x 2 cm |
| Tone and tuning settings | via " Virtual Technician " (PianoRemote) | Power | 2 x 11 W |
| Spatial Headphone Sound | headphone spatial simulation | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Kawai CX-102 have a weighted keyboard suitable for beginner pianists?
The 88-note Responsive Hammer Lite keyboard features graded action, heavier in the bass and lighter in the treble. Each key has two sensors and a matte anti-slip surface. Three sensitivity curves allow adjustment of velocity response.
What is the main piano tone?
The Harmonic Imaging sound source is based on samples from the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX concert grand piano. Polyphony reaches 192 notes and damper resonance is included.
Is it possible to play with headphones on this digital piano?
Two headphone outputs are available: a mini-jack and a 6.35 mm jack. The Spatial Headphone Sound function simulates a listening space when using headphones.
Is the piano Bluetooth and computer compatible?
Bluetooth MIDI connection allows wireless MIDI communication. A USB-to-Host port in USB Type B also provides MIDI interface with a computer; no MIDI DIN connector is present.
What learning features are included?
A four-hand mode, five songs with lessons per hand, and ten customizable songs support practice. The metronome covers 1 to 7 beats. The MIDI recorder stores one track on three songs, up to 10,000 notes.
