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Introduction:

In this piano review video, Stu Harrison of Merriam Pianos guides us through an overview of Kawai’s portable and capable ES-110 digital piano, the update to the ES100 and one of the finest sounding and feeling instruments in the under-$1000 category. Thanks for joining us for the review, and please subscribe if you haven’t already.


Tone Engines & Sound:

The ES110 uses the Harmonic Imaging engine, which is an additive synthesis on top of an existing sample of a Kawai EX Concert Grand. Please note this is different than the SK-EX sample set that the new CN / CA pianos have. The ES110 can be connected via wireless bluetooth to a tablet with Kawai’s Virtual Technician, which gives you microscopic control of all of the parameters. It also gives the player 192 polyphony, which is PLENTY for great textured playing at any level of complexity.

The external audio jacks are a fantastic feature, meaning you can plug into an amp without defeating the local speakers with the headphone jack.

The speakers have been redone on the ES110 vs the ES100, and the bass response has improved, as well as the projection.

Overall, the piano and e-piano sounds are rich, dynamic, and well-matched to the onboard speakers. With headphones or an amp, the instrument is truly a professional audio source.


Action:

The ES110 uses the first generation of Compact Hammer Action, which is a single sensor without escapement, but a tighter, firmer action than Kawai has previously put in their portable machines with plastic actions.

There’s a slight texture to the keys which is helpful, and the repetition speed and weight of the key is great as well.


Other Features:

The ES110 has all of the standard features one expects from a modern professional machine, including transpose, dual sound mode, metronome, and split mode. As well, it comes with a full size and weight damper pedal with half pedalling, which is great for piano players.


Conclusions:

If you’re a student, hobbyist player, or working professional, if you’re looking for a portable piano with built-in speakers, an ES110 is a MUST-SEE before deciding on something. They are famously indestructible, easy to operate, flexible with Bluetooth midi, lightweight, and offer a wide array of high-quality studio-grade sounds. Enjoy the video, and good luck with your shopping research.

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