33891
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€759,00
Kawai's CL36 resembles the CL26 model due to its features and design. The difference is that the CL36 has more facilities. For example, there's the Progressive Harmonic Imaging™ 88-key sampling technique and the new Responsive Hammer keyboard mechanism that gives playing a great sound experience. The CL36 also offers several integrated piano lessons. You can even practice with two people and make music thanks to the four-handed mode.
The CL36 has a keyboard without feathers with hammer mechanism. This Kawai piano has the new Responsive Hammer mechanism to make the touch of a grand piano as natural as possible. The Ivory Touch gives you good play control and security during your game.
This digital piano gives the sound of kawai's world-famous concert grand piano. The 88-key sampling technology and Progressive Harmonic Imaging™ technology provide great sound and dynamics while playing.
The CL36 takes up little space thanks to its slim and compact shape. This digital piano from Kawai fits ideally in a modern décor.
A very good function of the CL36 is the lessons function. The digital piano contains a large collection of typical etudes by Czerny and Burgmüller. Each lesson can be played at a different pace and an individual representation of the left or right hand.
A metronome can often come in handy to learn to play tight, for example. That's why the Kawai CL36 has a built-in metronome that can be adjustable in tempo and size.
Another nice feature of the CL36 is the Concert Magic. This is an exclusive Kawai feature that has 40 Concert Magic songs that you can play with without difficulty or prior knowledge. This feature allows everyone to experience how much fun it is to make music.
Something you don't often see in this price range is that the pianos get 3 pedals included, but with the CL36 you get this. The CL36 is equipped with a complet pedal-board with 3 pedals.
