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Kawai CA401 Concert Artist Digital Piano
Delivery between 21–29 Aug $180
Kawai CA401 Digital Piano With Bench | Sieffs Music | Piano City White Maple
Delivery between 31 Aug – 3 Sept $150
Kawai CA401 White Maple
Same-day delivery $124.46
Kawai CA401 WM Concert Artist Digital Piano w/Matching Bench - White Maple
Delivery between 21 Aug – 1 Sept $120.87
Kawai CA401WM Concert Artist Digital Piano White Maple - Free Headphone
Delivery between 26 Aug – 1 Sept $157.19
Kawai CA401 Digital Piano | Concert Artist Series | PianoMax Adelaide White Maple
Delivery $7.50
Kawai CA401 Digital Piano | Kawai Brisbane White Maple
Delivery $10
KAWAI CA401 MW Moka Walnut Kawaii CA Series 88 Keys Electronic Piano Successor Model
Delivery between 24–28 Aug $35.88
Kawai CA401 Digital Piano White Maple
Delivery $150
Kawai CA401 Digital Piano – White Maple
Delivery $75.95
originally posted on rockshop.co.nz
Beautiful piano, great piece of furniture as well. Sound is great and keyboard feeling is spot on. Great for beginners and advanced players that don't want to spend too much and still get a good quality digital piano.A bit confusing when assembling as it did not seem to have the assembly instructions. We figured it out in the end though.
originally posted on gear4music.com
Had this piano about six months now and enjoying it very much. I can't really comment on how it compares to its competitors as bought this on somewhat of an impulse buy without doing a huge amount of research into other models. I bought this as I wanted an acoustic piano experience for less than £2000 and also the convenience of not having to tune it and be able to play with headphones on (which I do 99% of the time)I really like the action and feel of the wooden keys. I've never been fortunate enough to play a grand piano but I can imagine this comes quite close in action. I like the sound of the samples and in particular the SK-EX Competition sample. I like the fact it looks like an acoustic piano and is fairly discreet i.e. not lots of buttons and lights and ... MoreHad this piano about six months now and enjoying it very much. I can't really comment on how it compares to its competitors as bought this on somewhat of an impulse buy without doing a huge amount of research into other models. I bought this as I wanted an acoustic piano experience for less than £2000 and also the convenience of not having to tune it and be able to play with headphones on (which I do 99% of the time)I really like the action and feel of the wooden keys. I've never been fortunate enough to play a grand piano but I can imagine this comes quite close in action. I like the sound of the samples and in particular the SK-EX Competition sample. I like the fact it looks like an acoustic piano and is fairly discreet i.e. not lots of buttons and lights and personally I like the user interface being quite compact, as it is on this piano. I like how there are two headphone sockets (one can be used as line out to external speakers)I will admit I have done a lot of tweaking to get the sound to my liking. By default the acoustic piano sounds are a little warm and fuzzy for my liking with a fair amount of bass, and I prefer a much brighter, crisper sound, so had to play with the some of the built in settings to rectify this.A couple of dislikes... Built in speakers are powerful enough for my liking but the tweeter sound is played from inside the cabinet (only very thin speaker grill near top of cabinet) As such, you lose a lot of the higher frequencies in my opinion although you can minimise the effect with some of the settings. In the end though I bought some external speakers with built-in tweeters to get around this issue.The other issue I have is the sound when playing with headphones on, which I do most of the time. I have decent set of closed studio headphones (AKG K371) which play music naturally but found the bass quite high when I had the PhoneType setting to "closed" Oddly enough switching the setting to "Inner Ear" solved this issue and removed a lot of the unwanted bass. The only other issue is I prefer the sound in the headphone to be in stereo without any spatial effects being applied and despite this being a setting on the piano (which I have in the "off" setting) it seems to apply some sort of spatial effects to some of the piano sounds even when in off position. Fortunately, the default SK-EX Competition piano sound doesn't appear to be affected by this and tend just to stick with this on anyway as I prefer it the most.So, a few work arounds over the time I've owned to get the sound to my preference but overall I am pleased with this purchase. If you're interested, I play mainly classical music i.e. chopin, beethoven, bach, some scott joplin and a few contemporary pieces
originally posted on bettermusic.com.au
This is great instrument that is well with the money and Better Music were brilliant to deal with - prompt and well priced interstate delivery. Really happy with purchase!
| Number of keys | 88 keys |
| Key Type | Grand Feel Compact |
Kawai CA401 Concert Artist Digital Piano
Delivery between 21–29 Aug $180
Kawai CA401 Digital Piano With Bench | Sieffs Music | Piano City White Maple
Delivery between 31 Aug – 3 Sept $150
Kawai CA401 White Maple
Same-day delivery $124.46
Kawai CA401 WM Concert Artist Digital Piano w/Matching Bench - White Maple
Delivery between 21 Aug – 1 Sept $120.87
Kawai CA401WM Concert Artist Digital Piano White Maple - Free Headphone
Delivery between 26 Aug – 1 Sept $157.19
Beautiful piano, great piece of furniture as well. Sound is great and keyboard feeling is spot on. Great for beginners and advanced players that don't want to spend too much and still get a good quality digital piano.A bit confusing when assembling as it did not seem to have the assembly instructions. We figured it out in the end though.
Had this piano about six months now and enjoying it very much. I can't really comment on how it compares to its competitors as bought this on somewhat of an impulse buy without doing a huge amount of research into other models. I bought this as I wanted an acoustic piano experience for less than £2000 and also the convenience of not having to tune it and be able to play with headphones on (which I do 99% of the time)I really like the action and feel of the wooden keys. I've never been fortunate enough to play a grand piano but I can imagine this comes quite close in action. I like the sound of the samples and in particular the SK-EX Competition sample. I like the fact it looks like an acoustic piano and is fairly discreet i.e. not lots of buttons and lights and ... MoreHad this piano about six months now and enjoying it very much. I can't really comment on how it compares to its competitors as bought this on somewhat of an impulse buy without doing a huge amount of research into other models. I bought this as I wanted an acoustic piano experience for less than £2000 and also the convenience of not having to tune it and be able to play with headphones on (which I do 99% of the time)I really like the action and feel of the wooden keys. I've never been fortunate enough to play a grand piano but I can imagine this comes quite close in action. I like the sound of the samples and in particular the SK-EX Competition sample. I like the fact it looks like an acoustic piano and is fairly discreet i.e. not lots of buttons and lights and personally I like the user interface being quite compact, as it is on this piano. I like how there are two headphone sockets (one can be used as line out to external speakers)I will admit I have done a lot of tweaking to get the sound to my liking. By default the acoustic piano sounds are a little warm and fuzzy for my liking with a fair amount of bass, and I prefer a much brighter, crisper sound, so had to play with the some of the built in settings to rectify this.A couple of dislikes... Built in speakers are powerful enough for my liking but the tweeter sound is played from inside the cabinet (only very thin speaker grill near top of cabinet) As such, you lose a lot of the higher frequencies in my opinion although you can minimise the effect with some of the settings. In the end though I bought some external speakers with built-in tweeters to get around this issue.The other issue I have is the sound when playing with headphones on, which I do most of the time. I have decent set of closed studio headphones (AKG K371) which play music naturally but found the bass quite high when I had the PhoneType setting to "closed" Oddly enough switching the setting to "Inner Ear" solved this issue and removed a lot of the unwanted bass. The only other issue is I prefer the sound in the headphone to be in stereo without any spatial effects being applied and despite this being a setting on the piano (which I have in the "off" setting) it seems to apply some sort of spatial effects to some of the piano sounds even when in off position. Fortunately, the default SK-EX Competition piano sound doesn't appear to be affected by this and tend just to stick with this on anyway as I prefer it the most.So, a few work arounds over the time I've owned to get the sound to my preference but overall I am pleased with this purchase. If you're interested, I play mainly classical music i.e. chopin, beethoven, bach, some scott joplin and a few contemporary pieces
This is great instrument that is well with the money and Better Music were brilliant to deal with - prompt and well priced interstate delivery. Really happy with purchase!
CA401ES looks amazing. The built quality is a premium finish although it is considered as an entry level CA series. The keys touch expressiveness is close to the acoustic piano. The default piano sound is a bit warmer tone and acceptable audio quality. The ordering process from Better Music is hassle free and fast delivery.
The piano is exactly what we expected. Loving it. And the arrangements and delivery from Better Music was superb.
The White Maple Kawai CA401 is an absolute masterpiece. Sleek, modern and stylish, it really is a beautiful item in our loungeroom. The sounds and touch of the piano are superb. It is easy to navigate the menu and is going to be a wonderful addition to our house in the coming years. Better Music were fantastic to deal with and had the best price in Australia! Thanks so much!!
| Number of keys | 88 keys |
| Key Type | Grand Feel Compact |
The CA401 is part of Kawai’s acclaimed Concert Artist series, offering a refined playing experience for discerning musicians. It features the Grand Feel Compact wooden-key action with Ivory Touch surfaces, providing an authentic touch that closely emulates an acoustic grand piano. The instrument includes the new SK-EX Competition Grand piano sound, captured from the performer’s perspective, and utilizes Progressive Harmonic Imaging for rich tonal detail. With Bluetooth MIDI and audio connectivity, a user-friendly OLED display, and compatibility with Kawai’s PianoRemote and PiaBookPlayer apps, the CA401 blends traditional piano craftsmanship with modern digital convenience. Available in three colours: Matte Black, White Maple (Beige), Rosewood.
The CA401 is part of Kawai’s acclaimed Concert Artist series, offering a refined playing experience for discerning musicians. It features the Grand Feel Compact wooden-key action with Ivory Touch surfaces, providing an authentic touch that closely emulates an acoustic grand piano. The instrument includes the new SK-EX Competition Grand piano sound, captured from the performer’s perspective, and utilizes Progressive Harmonic Imaging for rich tonal detail. With Bluetooth MIDI and audio connectivity, a user-friendly OLED display, and compatibility with Kawai’s PianoRemote and PiaBookPlayer apps, the CA401 blends traditional piano craftsmanship with modern digital convenience. Available in three colours: Matte Black, White Maple (Beige), Rosewood.
Kawai CA401WM Digital Piano - White Maple
The CA401 is part of Kawai’s acclaimed Concert Artist series, offering a refined playing experience for discerning musicians. It features the Grand Feel Compact wooden-key action with Ivory Touch surfaces, providing an authentic touch that closely emulates an acoustic grand piano. The instrument includes the new SK-EX Competition Grand piano sound, captured from the performer’s perspective, and utilizes Progressive Harmonic Imaging for rich tonal detail. With Bluetooth MIDI and audio connectivity, a user-friendly OLED display, and compatibility with Kawai’s PianoRemote and PiaBookPlayer apps, the CA401 blends traditional piano craftsmanship with modern digital convenience. Available in three colours: Matte Black, White Maple (Beige), Rosewood.
The CA401 is part of Kawai’s acclaimed Concert Artist series, offering a refined playing experience for discerning musicians. It features the Grand Feel Compact wooden-key action with Ivory Touch surfaces, providing an authentic touch that closely emulates an acoustic grand piano. The instrument includes the new SK-EX Competition Grand piano sound, captured from the performer’s perspective, and utilizes Progressive Harmonic Imaging for rich tonal detail. With Bluetooth MIDI and audio connectivity, a user-friendly OLED display, and compatibility with Kawai’s PianoRemote and PiaBookPlayer apps, the CA401 blends traditional piano craftsmanship with modern digital convenience. Available in three colours: Matte Black, White Maple (Beige), Rosewood.
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The lowest price for Kawai CA401WM Digital Piano - White Maple right now is $2,549.00 at Piano City, compared across 12 retailers.
The all-time low was $2,395.00 on 16 July 2025 — today's price is 6% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 19 Aug 2026.