Kawai K500 AURES Upright Piano - Main Features and Demonstration
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Kawai K500 AURES Upright Piano - Main Features and Demonstration
In this video, Colin - Sales Manager here at Richard Lawson Pianos - takes you through all of the main features of Kawai’s K500 AURES piano. By using the soundboard of the instrument as an amplifier, this piano gives you full volume control without the need for headphones. With the aid of four transducers attached to the soundboard, it plays a Shigeru Kawai Concert Grand sample (and any other voice or instrument you could hope for) and, with the addition of sympathetic string resonance, results in a highly natural and resonant digital sound that is genuinely comparable to the piano’s normal acoustic sound. Colin will show you how this works, as well as guiding you through this model’s other available features, such as recording functionality, changing and layering different voices, and making more in-depth changes to the sound and behaviour of the sound in AURES mode.
Richard Lawson Pianos Ltd
Unit 12
Amersham Commercial Park
Raans Road
Amersham
HP6 6FT
You can visit our website here: www.richardlawsonpianos.com
Follow us on Twitter here: / rlawsonpianos
Or give us a call on 01923 720974
Check out and subscribe to our channel here: / @richardlawsonpianosltd - บันเทิง
Thank you very much for your thorough
explanation on the resonance sound of the strings when played in Aures digital mode.
I think It's a breakthrough and a
very important point for better improved digital piano sound !
Good to hear that you found the video so helpful!
Hi will you be doing a demo on Kawai NV5?
With duplex scaling and extended keys, is the K500’s action as quick as grand pianos’?
The duplex scaling only really affects the sound in the treble section, making it more colourful. Even though the K500 does have a particularly responsive and fast keyboard action for an upright piano, most grands - especially those above entry-level - would have a quicker action when it comes to things like repetition, for example, just because they use a horizontal action with even longer keys.
Richard Lawson Pianos Ltd Thank you! 👍🤗
Fabulous review and playing I really like the piano sound and good future actually I am planning to buy a K300 AERUS but now I feel K500-A is a much better option. I have small question regarding the keys action. What is the exact keys weight in grams because I need weight around 48 to 50 grams. I prefer little heavy keys as I am learning a western classical music. It would be great if you can reply. Thank you so much 😊
Middle C of the Kawai K500 is weighted at 60g +/-10%: due to the organic parts of a piano they will have slight differences in weighting, but this should give you a good idea. Thanks for your comment!
What's the name of the first piece?
It's Schubert's Impromptu D.899, No.4.
How do you connect the headphones?
There are two headphone ports underneath the control panel (which is under the keyboard).
Can I use my own bluetooth headphones with this piano?
My understanding is that bluetooth audio carries with it a delay in sound output
Indeed you are right! I ended up buying a Yamaha U1 with the silent feature, and certainly when I plugged in an aftermarket USB bluetooth adapter, the audio had a sound output delay that made it impossible to play the piano and listen via bluetooth headphones.