Kawai CX-202 Black
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Essential Information About the Kawai CX202 Black Digital Piano
Essential Information About the Kawai CX202 Black Digital Piano
- 88-key graded RHC-II keyboard with 3 sensors per key for precise control and a natural touch.
- SK-EX concert sound captured via Harmonic Imaging, with 192-note polyphony for uninterrupted expressiveness.
- 2 x 20 W amplification and 12 cm speakers for rich sound projection at home or in lessons.
- Educational tools, Bluetooth Audio/MIDI, and USB-MIDI: an ideal companion for learning and creating.
Manufacturer Information
Kawai
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A Mid-Range Model for Long-Term Progress
Positioned at the heart of the new CX series, the CX202 model offers the sought-after balance between authentic piano feel and modern tools. Designed to support the student from the very first notes to advanced levels, it combines a realistic touch, a musical sound engine, and full connectivity for study, intimate performances, or home creation.Keyboard Design
The CX202 features an 88-key Responsive Hammer Compact II graded keyboard (heavier in the bass, lighter in the treble) with 3 sensors per key for fine nuance detection. The matte surfaces improve grip, while the 3 sensitivity curves allow you to adjust the response to your playing style.Sound Quality
Powered by Harmonic Imaging technology based on sampling, the CX202 highlights the noble tone of the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX, complemented by 17 voices (pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings, etc.). The 192-note polyphony and damper resonance enhance realism. The 2 x 20 W amplification system with two 12 cm speakers delivers a wide sound image, and headphone listening benefits from the Spatial Headphone Sound processing.Built-in Effects
- Reverbs (4 levels) to simulate different acoustics.
- Virtual Technician via the PianoRemote app: tone and tuning adjustments.
- Brilliance control to sculpt the high-frequency spectrum.
- Spatial Headphone Sound for natural headphone immersion.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb | Number of keys | 88 |
| Arpeggiator | No | Touch | Heavy |
| Bluetooth | Yes | Split & layer | Partner mode, layer, split |
| Speaker diameter | 6" | Max polyphony | 192 |
| Number of speakers | 2 | USB to Host port | Yes |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Color | Black |
| MIDI DIN I/O | No | Finishing | Matt |
| Keyboard | 88 keys, graded Responsive Hammer Compact II action | Concert mode | 40 orchestral recordings |
| Sensors per key | 3 | Transpose | yes |
| Key surface | matte | Tuning | yes |
| Touch sensitivity | 3 levels | Metronome | 1 to 7 beats |
| Sound source | Harmonic Imaging with sampling | Lesson function | 5 songs |
| Main sound | Shigeru Kawai SK-EX Concert Grand | Song addition | 10 songs |
| Built-in sounds | 17 | 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 port | USB-to-Host (USB-MIDI) type B |
| Demo songs | 15 | Bluetooth Audio and Bluetooth MIDI (compatible apps | Skoove, Tomplay, PianoRemote, PiaBookPlayer) |
| Reverb | 4 levels | 2 speakers | 12 x 2 cm |
| Virtual Technician | voicing, tuning, via PianoRemote | Power | 2 x 20 W |
| Brilliance control | yes | Cabinet features | folding music stand and sliding key cover |
| Headphone processing | Spatial Headphone Sound | Dimensions | 1360 x 405 x 855 mm |
| Playing modes | four hands, Dual Mode, Split Mode | Weight | 37 kg |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Kawai CX-202 have a weighted keyboard?
The Responsive Hammer Compact II keyboard features 88 graded keys, heavier in the bass and lighter in the treble. Its 3 sensors per key and matte surfaces enable precise dynamic control.
Can headphones be used with this digital piano?
Two headphone outputs are available, one mini-jack and one 6.35 mm jack. The Spatial Headphone Sound processing is designed for headphone listening.
What piano sound does it offer?
The Harmonic Imaging technology is based on samples from the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX grand piano. A 192-note polyphony and damper resonance complete this sound reproduction. The generator also includes 17 voices, such as electric pianos, organs, and strings.
Is Bluetooth Audio and MIDI built-in?
Bluetooth Audio connectivity allows streaming music through the 2 x 20 W system with two 12 cm speakers. Bluetooth MIDI is compatible with Skoove, Tomplay, PianoRemote, and PiaBookPlayer apps. A USB-to-Host Type B port also provides USB-MIDI connectivity to a computer.
What learning features are available?
The four-hand mode splits the keyboard into two identical zones, while 5 songs offer separate hand practice. An adjustable metronome from 1 to 7 beats and a one-track MIDI recorder capable of storing 3 songs and 10,000 notes support practice sessions.
