A 127 cm case and 220 kg. More instrument than a starter piano, less commitment than the tall ones.
Photos of the actual piano on request. Tell us your room and floor and we will say if it fits.
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Both sides of it. If the right-hand column sounds like your situation, say so and we will point you elsewhere.
This is where the left hand starts getting proper support. Above middle C the difference is smaller than the height suggests. Against the Kawai BL-31 it is 2 cm taller and 20 kg heavier.
Set against the Kawai No. K35, the most commonly sold used Kawai here, it is 5 cm shorter. Middling for weight in a range that spans 160 kg to 270 kg.
Kawai voicing runs warmer than Yamaha at the same size, particularly up top. People who practise for hours tend to prefer it. It is a preference, not a ranking. Come and sit at both.
At 220 kg it is an ordinary move. Lift, fine. Stairs, tell us how many and which way they turn.
Kawai built several at 127 cm tall: the KS-3F, NS-25. They differ in weight and case rather than in size. If the BL-51 is not on the floor when you ask, the table below is where we would send you next.
| Model | Height | Weight | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kawai BL-51 This model | 127 cm | 220 kg | 152 cm |
| Kawai KS-3F | 127 cm | 235 kg | 152 cm |
| Kawai NS-25 | 127 cm | 235 kg | 153 cm |
| Kawai BS-20 | 125 cm | 220 kg | 153 cm |
A used piano is only as good as the work done to it. Strings and dampers replaced where needed, hammers reshaped or renewed, the action regulated until repetition is even, pedal linkages set, case refinished. Then it is tuned and left to settle.
Humidity decides how a piano ages here. These were built for a climate with a winter, and in Malaysia the soundboard takes up moisture and gives it back, week after week. That movement pulls a piano out of tune, not playing it.
For families not yet sure the lessons will stick. Rent a restored piano monthly, and if you keep it, everything paid comes off the price.
The line that succeeded the original K series and the most successful run in Kawai's history. BL numbers climb with height.
127 cm tall, 152 cm wide, 61 cm deep, and about 220 kg. Height sets the tone, weight sets what delivery day looks like.
You need about 1.6 m of wall and roughly 1.0 m². At 220 kg it is an ordinary move. Lift, fine. Stairs, tell us how many and which way they turn. Tell us the building and we will tell you whether this one can get in.
A used piano is only as good as the work done to it. Strings and dampers replaced where needed, hammers reshaped or renewed, the action regulated until repetition is even, pedal linkages set, case refinished. Then it is tuned and left to settle. Five years of parts and labour cover comes with it, from the same people who rebuilt it.
Rent-to-own runs on a separate pool that changes weekly, so we cannot promise a BL-51 specifically. Ask what is free now. The rent turns into credit the moment you decide to buy it.
Ask, because it changes week to week. If we do not have one, we will say so and tell you what is close on size and weight.
Twice a year. Humidity decides how a piano ages here. These were built for a climate with a winter, and in Malaysia the soundboard takes up moisture and gives it back, week after week. That movement pulls a piano out of tune, not playing it. Two tunings after delivery are included when you buy from us.
Stock changes weekly. Message us and we will tell you whether a BL-51 is on the floor, send photos and the serial number, and say if something else suits you better.