Kawai ES920 Stage-Piano – 88 Tasten mit Responsive Hammer III, Harmonic Imaging XL, Bluetooth Audio/MIDI model-variant-p-525 Model Dan-Moi Meditation Cymbals Plain
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Kawai ES920 Stage Piano – 88 Tasten mit Responsive Hammer III, Harmonic Imaging XL, Bluetooth Audio MIDI model variant p 525 Model Dan Moi Meditation Cymbals Plain Model Dan Moi Meditation Cymbals Plain Material Polished brass Finish Plain (undecorated) Diameter 5 4 4 Decke massive Zeder Boden & Zargen Sapelli Hals afrikanisches Mahagoni (Ergoneck) Griffbrett indischer Palisander Steg Palisander Einfassung Ahorn Sattel & Stegeinlage Melamin Bünde Neusilber Mechaniken vernickelt Sattelbreite 52 mm Mensur 650 mm Finish Decke Hochglanz low weight and modern design with the sound experience of a premium digital piano plus the PianoRemote app for iOS and Android
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