In 1991, Steinway chose Kawai to build their new Boston piano line to compete with the likes of Yamaha. 

Kawai, however is most known for their innovative actions.  Kawai essentially solved for the inevitable sticky key with the advert of ABS  actions parts. This material was shown to be 50% stronger than wood and resist moisture and swelling 30 times better than wood; making it an ideal material, especially for more humid environments, such as Florida. 

New, a model like this retails for nearly $7000.  Just $2950, this is an incredible value!  Call Dave and schedule your visit today to see this and hundreds more new and preowned pianos in Tampa Bay.

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Since 1927 Kawai has been manufacturing some of the world’s finest pianos in Japan. In 1992 Steinway chose Kawai to build their Boston series of pianos. Steinway did not and currently does not have the expertise to construct consistent, durable pianos on a large scale.

Unlike Yamaha, Kawai does not build motorcycles, wave runners and outboard motors; or even other musical instruments like trumpets and drums. Kawai focuses solely on pianos for nearly the past 100 years.

Choose the brand that Steinway chooses!

Choose Kawai!

If you are searching for a new or preowned vertical, digital, baby grand or player grand piano in Tampa Bay, Clearwater, St. Pete, Lutz, Wesley Chapel, Lakeland, Orlando or beyond, call Dave today to schedule a time to visit one of his conveniently located showrooms.

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