Kawai Ep-308 Analog Electric / Acoustic Piano 80s

This piano has real strings, hammers, etc. and the exact same weighted keys and action used in Kawai concert grand pianos.

It also has an internal pickup system and electronics so it can be plugged in and amplified through speakers or plugged in directly to a recording interface. For recording, miking the hammers and also recording the direct signal is fantastic. It has built-in stereo tremolo, an effects loop, and balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4 inch stereo outputs.  Very similar in design and function to the Yamaha CP70 and CP-80 electric pianos.

The tolex has a few small marks here and there, but is in great shape overall.    The two front legs are in excellent condition, but the two side braces for those legs have a slight bend. They still work fine, and can probably be bent back, I just haven't needed to mess with that bc it hasn't been a problem.

Acoustically, it is not as loud as most other pianos. And, with the lid closed, it could be played in an apartment or similar setting without disturbing others.

The piano is quite heavy, but it is designed to be effortlessly tilted up on its side by one person and then rolled easily on the built-in wheels. These pianos were designed for touring and are rock solid. The original power supply cord and sustain pedal are included in the sale.

This piano was purchased new in 1985 for $16,000. Plug that number into an inflation calculator, and you will begin to really understand the quality and craftsmanship that went into building these pianos.

No shipping. Local pickup only. 

However, this piano fits into the back of my large SUV, so, if necessary, I would be willing to work something out to deliver it within a reasonable distance of the Dallas area. Contact me BEFORE purchase to talk about delivery and we'll figure out an additional fee for that.