Kawai Grand Piano 6'1'' KG-3C Aspen Green
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How large is this piano?
All grand pianos have virtually identical Width and Height. Length is the only dimension that varies dramatically from one grand piano to the next.
Please note: These dimensions are estimates only. Due to cosmetic differences in cabinet trim, exact dimensions of any specific example of this model may vary.
Why is Length important? Longer pianos allow for longer strings and greater soundboard surface area, so they usually produce more sound than smaller pianos, but they naturally occupy more space.
What size should I buy? Most industry professionals recommend choosing the longest piano that your space can comfortably accommodate.
Dare to be different!
Why compromise your design aesthetic to own a quality piano? Imagine this fantastic Kawai grand piano, just refinished in a brand new trend-setting custom high-polished Aspen Green finish, as a striking visual centerpiece in your home!
Warm, balanced tone.
This Kawai's tone is has the characteristically clear tone one expects of Japanese piano designs, balanced with a lovely warmth that makes for a nice contrast from many similarly-sized Yamaha grands. It's a great opportunity to enjoy the consistency, durability, and affordability of Japan-made instruments.
Beautifully reconditioned and refinished.
Like all of our Four Star Reconditioned pianos, this piano has received a thorough inspection and reconditioning to create a playing and aesthetic experience that is close to new as one might imagine from a preowned instrument. Reconditioning work on this piano included the following:
- New strings with nickel tuning pins
- Action fully voiced, regulated, and adjusted to optimal playing condition
- Soundboard refinished to beautiful condition
- Hardware buffed and polished
- Re-gilt harp
- Brand new high-polished Aspen Green finish.
The perfect size for the best tone.
Acoustically speaking, grand pianos which are 5'7'' to 6'1'' in length are almost ideally sized for an even, balanced tone across the entire instrument. Large enough to accommodate bass strings that give the instrument power, volume, and fullness, but not so large that the bass overpowers the treble register. It's optimally sized to give you the smoothest, most even transitions from the very bottom to the top. You're going to love it!
A legacy of fine piano-making.
Founded in 1927 by Japan's first piano-maker Koichi Kawai, Kawai Musical Instruments is widely regarded within the piano community as one of the world's finest production piano builders. They are equal (if not superior) to Yamaha's Japan-made pianos in terms of build quality, durability, longevity, and musicality.
The Kawai KG series piano is the choice of many professional players. It provides a tone most often desired in a performance setting as a church or auditorium. Attention to detail separates the Kawai pianos from the other makers. It is truly one of the world's finest pianos.
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21-Point Certification
Each Four Star Reconditioned Piano undergoes an extensive inspection and certification process to ensure optimal playability at an amazing price.
Exterior
Cabinet buffed and polished to original luster. Brass hinges, pedals, and lock assembly cleaned and polished.
Soundboard & Bridges
To insure tonal quality and stability, the soundboard is inspected for full structural integrity, proper adhesion of ribs, and absence of cracks. Bridges are inspected to ensure they are free from critical cracks. Bridge pins are inspected for proper side-bearing.
Downbearing
The downward pressure of the strings against the bridges is tested to ensure the proper soundboard crown, tone quality, and resonance.
Pinblock
To ensure tuning stability, the structural integrity of the pinblock is assured by testing the upward and downward torque of the tuning pins.
Tuning Pins
Tuning pins are found to be clean, free of corrosion, and of uniform size. Proper spacing between string coil and plate is ensured.
Strings
Strings are free of corrosion, rust, and damage from liquid intrusion.
Keybed
Construction and geometry of the keybed are checked to ensure proper operation of the action.
Keyframe
Keys are removed and rail pins are individually inspected and cleaned. Worn punchings are replaced.
Keys
Keytops and keyfronts are cleaned or replaced as necessary to ensure uniform bright-white appearance.
Key Bushings
Worn key bushings are replaced to ensure proper lateral tightness of the keys.
Pedals / Trapwork
All pedal rods and trapwork are adjusted to ensure proper operation of the pedals. Worn felt bushings are replaced as necessary to ensure quiet operation.
Dampers
Damper felt is inspected for proper hardness. Damper levers and wires are adjusted for proper and efficient operation.
Hammers
Hammers are inspected and reshaped to attain the correct firmness and geometry, assuring full and proper contact with the string.
Shanks / Flanges
Operation of the flanges, center pins, and bushings are tested to ensure efficient and fluid motion of the hammer.
Wippens
All components of the wippen assembly are inspected and adjusted as necessary to ensure efficiency of motion between the key and the hammer assembly.
Repetition
Warn or degraded hammer return spring cords are replaced on Yamaha upright pianos to ensure proper note repetition and dexterity of the action.
Plate
Technicians clean and inspect the structural integrity of the sound plate.
Touchweight
The touchweight of each piano is adjusted to retain the lightness and agility that are the hallmarks of Yamaha and Kawai pianos while still allowing for a satisfying dynamic and expressive range.
Regulation
The action is adjusted to ensure that each piano has a consistent, efficient, and expressive feel and touch in all registers of the instrument.
Voicing
The tone quality of each piano is adjusted and perfected to reflect the clarity, brightness, crispness, depth of tone that is inherent in Yamaha and Kawai pianos.
Moisture Content / Seasoning
The equilibrium moisture content (EMC) of the critical wood components of all pianos are carefully monitored to ensure compatibility with all North American climates. Soundboards are repeatedly tested and found to be at or near the recommended 7% for North American homes.
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