This 1977 Kawai KG1C was fully-manufactured in Japan. It is finished in an elegant ebony polish and features sleek contours. Despite its age, this piano has plenty of life left in its musical tank. It would be the ideal solution for a Kawai fan that is seeking a Japanese-made model at an affordable price point. Japanese-made Kawai and Yamaha pianos of this ilk almost always demand a price tag above $10,000. To that point, this is a rare and exciting opportunity that players on a tight budget will not want to miss out on. 

The Kawai KG1C is a 5’0” baby grand model that strikes an excellent balance between being compact and musically powerful. It provides a full-bodied, warm tone, while still being articulate and clear. As one would expect from Kawai grand pianos, the KG1C’s action is impressively responsive and precise. The culmination of these traits makes the KG1C an ideal choice for a player looking to optimize musical performance from a smaller size profile. 

Kawai has long been regarded as one of the top piano companies in the world. Since 1927, the company has been on a relentless quest for perfection. The company’s innovative spirit has led to some of the most technologically advanced instruments that are capable of delivering the highest quality musical experience possible. Kawai’s KG series, which was launched in the early 1970s, was a significant milestone in this regard. These pianos were widely celebrated for their modern-design and impeccable performance.