132 cm and 220 kg. The tallest class Kawai made, with the string length to justify it.
Send the room size and which floor it is going to. If it will not fit, we would rather tell you now than on delivery day.
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In the price, not added at the end.
Worth reading the right-hand column properly. Most of the pianos that come back are access problems, not taste problems.
The low register has real weight to it. Played hard it stays musical instead of turning percussive.
This is the one most people mean when they say a used Kawai. It is the yardstick the rest of the range gets measured against, here and everywhere else. Middling for weight in a range that spans 160 kg to 270 kg.
Pianos of this generation often left the factory with two pedals. A third gets fitted during the rebuild.
Kawai voicing runs warmer than Yamaha at the same size, particularly up top. People who practise for hours tend to prefer it. Which you prefer is genuinely personal, and twenty minutes at the shop settles it faster than any description.
220 kg goes into a service lift without drama. A short flight of stairs is workable if we walk it first.
Kawai built several at 132 cm tall: the No. K48, No. K50, BL-61, BL-71 and 19 others. They differ in weight and case rather than in size. If the K35 is not on the floor when you ask, the table below is where we would send you next.
| Model | Height | Weight | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kawai No. K35 This model | 132 cm | 220 kg | 152 cm |
| Kawai No. K50 | 132 cm | 220 kg | 152 cm |
| Kawai US-7X | 132 cm | 230 kg | 154 cm |
| Kawai BL-61 | 132 cm | 250 kg | 152 cm |
What you are buying is the rebuild, not the badge. Two No. K35s can be thousands of ringgit apart depending on what was replaced and how the last owner kept it.
Keep it off an outside wall if you can, out of the sun, and away from the air conditioning. Those three things do more damage here than a child practising ever will.
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 first generation of Kawai uprights, and the line the later series grew out of. Many left the factory with two pedals and have had a third fitted during restoration.
132 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 1.1 m². 220 kg goes into a service lift without drama. A short flight of stairs is workable if we walk it first. Send the room size, the floor and whether there is a service lift, and we will tell you before you travel.
What you are buying is the rebuild, not the badge. Two No. K35s can be thousands of ringgit apart depending on what was replaced and how the last owner kept it. If something goes wrong in the first five years, it is our workshop that fixes it.
Rent-to-own runs on a separate pool that changes weekly, so we cannot promise a K35 specifically. Ask what is free now. Buy the one you have been renting and the rent already paid comes off the price.
Ask, because it changes week to week. When we are out, we say so rather than steer you into whatever is on the floor.
Twice a year. Keep it off an outside wall if you can, out of the sun, and away from the air conditioning. Those three things do more damage here than a child practising ever will. Two free tunings in the first fortnight come with the piano.
Stock changes weekly. Message us and we will tell you whether a K35 is on the floor, send photos and the serial number, and say if something else suits you better.