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Thomann Cyberweek Deal

Thomann Cyberweek Deal

From 21.11.2025 up to and including 01.12.2025 this product is available at an especially attractive price.

Stage Piano / Digital Piano

  • 88 weighted keys with hammer action (Responsive Hammer Light, RHL)
  • 17 sounds
  • 30 drum rhythms
  • 192 voice polyphony
  • Dual mode
  • Split mode
  • Three reverb effects
  • Compatible with PianoRemote app and PiaBookPlayer app
  • Speaker EQ
  • Speaker on/off
  • Auto power off
  • Speaker system: 2 x 10 watts
  • Headphone output: 6.3 mm stereo jack
  • Stereo outputs: 2 x 6.3 mm jack (L/R + R)
  • Damper pedal input
  • USB to host
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 1295 x 260 x 150 mm
  • Weight: 11 kg
  • Colour: Black
  • Includes F-1SP pedal, sheet music holder and power supply (PS-129)
  • Available since November 2024
  • Item number 603104
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Colour Black
  • Finish Opaco
  • Number of keys 88
  • Wooden Keys No
  • Ivory Feel Keyboard No
  • Pressure point simulation No
  • Keyboard cover No
  • Sounds 17
  • Polyphony 192
  • Arranger No
  • Styles 30
  • Display No
  • Sequencer Yes
  • Bluetooth Audio No
  • Bluetooth Midi No
  • "Half-pedal" option Yes
  • Audio out Yes
  • Audio input No
  • Midi Interface USB
  • USB to Host Yes
  • USB to Device No
  • Number Of Keys 88
  • Hammer Action Keys Yes
  • Number of simultaneous Voices 192
  • Number Of Sounds 25
  • Effects Yes
  • Speaker Yes
  • Headphone Outputs 2
  • Metronome Yes
  • Layer Function Yes
  • MIDI interface USB
  • Included Accessories Power Supply, Music Stand, Pedal
  • Weight 12,0 kg
  • Speaker Power 2x 10 W
  • Size 1295 x 260 x 150
333 €
-12% 30-days best price: 379 €
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A compact and portable digital piano

Kawai ES-60, digital piano

The Kawai ES-60 is a compact digital stage piano – as befits its entry-level pricing, the control layout is deliberately clear and straightforward. But under the hood, it offers plenty of features only found in more expensive instruments: Its sound palette includes the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX concert grand, along with a selection of electric pianos, organs, strings, and other instruments. The ES-60 also gives pianists the playing feel of a real grand piano – achieved in part through specialised key action and damping technologies. The result is excellent playability across the entire keybed, as well as outstanding control over all the parameters that have been included here to accurately simulate the variable tone of an expressive grand. In addition, the keys' sound is free from the mechanical noise that sometimes afflicts other keyboards in this price range. Kawai's built-in speakers provide direct sound reproduction, and the accessories let musicians get on with enjoying their new instrument straight away.

Kawai ES-60, digital piano in use

For a very authentic playfeel

Equipped with 88 weighted keys, the Kawai ES-60 offers the full octave range of a real grand piano. Kawai's RHL key action (Responsive Light Hammer) provides graded weighting across the keys, as well as incorporating hammer-sensing and key-damping technologies from the manufacturer's premium CN series for an even more authentic playing experience. Equally authentic is the sound of the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX grand piano, reproduced using the specialised Harmonic Imaging sound technology, which also enables beautifully smooth transitions from pianissimo to fortissimo: Experienced pianists will really appreciate the way they can control the dynamics here, giving them all the expressive freedom of performing on a real piano. The built-in 20W speaker system handles audio output admirably, and there is also the option of hooking up more powerful speakers with the line-out connections.

Use it anywhere in any way

The Kawai ES-60 is ideal for pianists looking for a simple yet expressive compact digital instrument for live performances. Alongside the authentic sound of a grand piano, it's also capable of faiuthfully reproducing other instruments – such as strings and electric pianos – for varied and versatile performances. The Dual mode even allows two sounds to be played simultaneously; similarly, the Split mode divides the keyboard into two zones, each with its own sound. Three reverb effects add depth and vibrancy to the tone. Thanks to its light weight of just 11kg, the Kawai ES-60 can be carried easily from gig to gig. In addition to the two line-out connections, for full stereo sound on stage, the headphone jack is great for silently practising at home.

Kawai ES-60, digital piano, controls

About Kawai

Kawai is a Japanese manufacturer which has specialised in building upright and grand pianos since its inception in 1927. Since 1986, Kawai has also been producing digital pianos. Right from the start, the name Kawai stood for innovation: For example, Kawai produced the first digital piano with keys made entirely of wood, and also made the first keyboard to truly replicate the action of a grand piano. The list of artists who have chosen Kawai is long, and it includes both Classical pianists like Warren Mailley Smith, Ashley Fripp, and Mikhail Pletnev, and popular keyboardists like Herbert Grönemeyer, Ingo Reidl (Pur), and Don Airey (Deep Purple), among others.

Kawai ES-60, digital piano, Split function

Digital interfaces

On the back of the Kawai ES-60, there are a number of interfaces, not only for the F-1SP damper pedal it ships with, but also a USB port for connecting it to a computer, smartphone, or tablet. This gives pianists a wealth of new possibilities: For example, after recording a newly played track as MIDI data, the song's individual notes can be edited in post-production, giving composers immense flexibility and freedom. Learning apps such as Skoove, Tomplay, and Kawai's PiaBookPlayer are also supported, all of them great tools for effective practice ahead of performances. And for musicians who prefer working with sheet music, the Kawai ES-60 comes with a detachable music rest. The piano's controls are so simple that all its sounds and functions can be selected with just two buttons, although the free Kawai PianoRemote app for iOS and Android devices can also be used to manage its settings in a clear and convenient way.

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Great sounding keyboard
Brumareeperbb 27.01.2025
Was looking for an entry level keyboard and after trying the Yamaha P125 and Roland FP10 and not being overly impressed by either decided to purchase the Kawai without trying it, merely based on brand reputation.
Been a month that I have it and quite happy with it.
Size/Handling: the keayboard is small enough and the stand fits quite well in small spaces. The only complaint I have is that the score stand goes a little beyond the actual keyboard so if you put the keyboard against the wall it tilt a bit. Can still be used that way but would have been better if it was couple of centimeters forward. That is really the only complaint, so should give the idea of the quality.
The sound is very very good. The pianos are top notch and even if there are not too many options you have pretty much all you might need and all of them sound very very good.
The action is quite light, but very enjoyable to play.
4/5 on the features as there is no connectivity for bluetooth and even if I don't care too much would probably be handy for controlling the options from a phone/tablet.
My order was missing the irish/uk adapter, but was fixed from Thomann support quickly and effectively.
Is great for home use, but the jack audio output make it a good choice for gigging as well.
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Great sound Quality
Aledlg 29.06.2025
The Kawai ES60 is a great choice if you're just starting piano lessons! It feels really good to play thanks to the responsive keys, which are weighted nicely to mimic an acoustic piano. The sound quality is fantastic, offering beautiful tones that will make practicing more enjoyable. Plus, it's portable enough to move around if you need to, and it has extra features like different instrument sounds and recording options for when you want to get creative. This piano will definitely help you learn and grow!
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Nice
Psyonara 26.11.2025
Best piano in my life
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Sehr leistungsfähig und vielseitig
jazzfreak 08.03.2025
Als Jazz-Kontrabassist mit Pianokenntnissen habe ich mir zum Auschecken von Harmonien ein gut klingendes E-Piano mit anschladynamischer Tastatur gewünscht. Beim Kawei ist beides gegeben.
Darüberhinaus bietet es noch eine Vielzahl von guten Sounds und Split-Möglichkeiten.
Ich kann mich da den ausführlichen positiven Bewertungen anschließen.
Der Klang ist über das eingebaute Soundsystem gut brauchbar, gewinnt aber bei Kopfhörergebrauch nochmal deutlich. Mit dem -nicht im Lieferumfang enthaltenen- Sustain Pedal mit Half Damper Funktion macht das Kawei ES 60 richtig Spaß.
Einzieger Wermutstropfen sind die etwas scharfkantigen weißen Tasten. Insgesamt ist die Verarbeitung jedoch sehr wertig.
Unbedingte Kaufempfehlung bei ausgezeichnetem Preis-Leistungsverhältnis!
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