Kawai NV-10S Hybrid Digital Piano Buyers Guide & Demonstration | Novus NV10S | Rimmers Music
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Here we have Graham Blackledge demonstrating why you need to buy a Kawai Novus NV10S Hybrid Digital Piano Polished Ebony from Rimmers Music.
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The Kawai NV10s hybrid key action must be one of (if not the) best feel on a digital piano that I have ever played. This piano incorporates a real acoustic piano key action using wooden and carbon fibre parts (as Kawai do on the acoustic pianos), called the Millenium III. The enables the player to experience an acoustic piano action with the benefits of digital piano technology; and other sounds too! With over 130 watts of power over 7 speakers this piano gives you volume if you want it, or excellent quality sound at lower volumes. Externally, the polished Ebony cabinet design make this piano look modern with traditional legs and a touch of class. The Bluetooth audio and MIDI connectivity, 100 sounds with fine adjustments available also add to the appeal of this amazing digital piano. This top of the range Kawai Novus NV10S deserves the title, it looks beautiful and is an amazing instrument to play, you need to buy one of these!
Graham Blackledge - Rimmers Music
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This Piano sounds amazing, it is the best electric acoustic piano that I have ever seen so far in my search to buy one. The sound is sweet, strong, full and stable. This is it.
I really is an amazing digital piano. Get yours here now!...www.rimmersmusic.co.uk/search/nv10s .. All the best Graham
Brilliant demo thanks Graham, your passion and enthusiasm almost jump out of the screen! Your demo was a massive contributing factor to me purchasing this wonderful instrument, together with the great deal Rimmers gave me! Well done!
Kawai's NV10S feels more "acoustic" than Yamaha's N3X, which does not vibrate enough. On Kawai's hybrids, I could feel the vibration from the pedals.
Interesting. The N3X has a TRS (Tactile Response System) activated by a transducer on the pedals, which the NV10S doesn't have. The TRS strength is adjustable. Did you adjust the settings? Are you sure it wasn't turned off? The NV10S does not look like a traditional baby grand piano around the pedal area, as the pedal system is integrated with the electronics and a woofer in a center console. Real grand pianos don't have a large center console where the pedals are located. I would revise the claim that the NV10S feels more "acoustic" than the N3X... it seems that the N3X not only has a real traditional pedal system (rather than a center console) but also has a vibration transducer of variable settings. The NV10S has an 8" woofer on the bottom attached to a piece of MDF (medium density board). The only thing that can vibrate is the paper cone, which can energize the air around the box where the woofer shares space with the electronics (the power supply, 3 amplifiers and electronic boards are all located on that box as well).
The NV10S is basically two giant boxes stacked on top of each other: one for the woofer + electronics, and one for the action and top speakers. So, the whole thing will probably shake more as a unit, but I am not sure if that makes it really more "acoustic"... real grand pianos shake in the middle and the pedals get the vibration from the rim keys, soundboard, rim... the NV10S is just this gigantic unit that shakes by means of its woofer energizing from the bottom up (and of course the key mechanism)... the N3X has all the speakers (12 of them, with 4 woofers firing down) in the center, so it shakes the piano from the center down, in the style of an acoustic grand piano, plus it has a vibration transducer on the pedals. Maybe you get more vibration overall with the NV10S (questionable, but possible).... however, does that mean is the vibration more like an acoustic piano? The NV10S doesn't seem to be designed to imitate the vibrations of a grand piano with authenticity.
@@Instrumental-Covers 1. I agree with you that more vibration does not necessarily mean more like an acoustic instrument. 2. With that being said, the NV10S does vibrate a lot more than the N3X. 3. I double-checked with the Yamaha seller to make sure that the TRS was turned on and on its highest level. 4. As someone who is completely self-taught without any in-depth understanding any piano, I feel that the NV10S is more like an acoustic piano than the N3X, which to me was too rock solid. The Bosendorfer grands in the showroom vibrate, the NV10S vibrates, but the N3X really not so much.
@@sx99cornell It seems to me that you experienced 3 types of vibrations:
1. Real acoustic piano vibrations emanating mainly from the center and extending down to the pedals
2. Weak attempt by Yamaha to emulate the style of vibration of a real acoustic piano: 12 speakers (particularly 4 woofers underneath) vibrate the center, plus 2 vibration transducers help to transmit the more vibrations to the keyboard and the pedals. More realistic emulation, but too weak (according to your experience)
3. Higher level of vibration from two boxes stacked on top of each other (NV10S), with a woofer on the bottom creating most of the vibration and shaking the entire structure. Not very realistic emulation of the way a grand piano vibrates
So, I guess the challenge for Yamaha would be to increase the effectiveness of the vibration, and the challenge for Kawai would be to make the NV10S more grand piano-like and behave more closely to such instruments.
Yes, a demo of the NV5S please!
The first video where this piano is properly demoed of all its bells and whistles.
i like your energy
Nice playing, my neck hurts from just seeing how your head is looking up for long periods.
Thank you!
Piano sounds amazing. Also you were one of my favorite contestants at Britain's Got Talent😃😃😃
Thank you. All the best Graham
I remember my mum listening tô this Classic music
This was a great presentation. You are very good showing this off. Thanks
Wow! I would love to see a review of the NV5S;-) next.
You are amazing!
Thank you - I am glad you like the demonstration. All the best Graham
Those bass notes!
Eric Idles love child? Terrific to see on here demonstrating pianos, was thinking where I had seen your face and then Britains got talent. You are better than all this, you need a manager to get you out into the world. Don't waste your wonderful talent and demeanour! We purchased a ES110, purely for no nonsense key feel to learn piano, had it now for over a year and it is fabulous keyboard. Tinkering on the piano is like doodling on a guitar, fabulous instrument and so enjoyable to play. Late starter mid 60's :)
Thank you for your comments. All the best Graham
10:43 I like when sound
12 9 21 Night. Here in brazil is fifteen tô nine.God bless you.
ps How about teaching piano online, would love to learn, "Whiter shade of Pale" and "Pink Panther", for example!
I cannot believe it, Is it really true? Increadibly.
This guy was on the X-Factor playing an organ.
Oh my.
@Rimmers Music
Hey... Are you the La Bamba "Orgel man" from Simon Cowell "got talent"?
God job !
Regards
Would u recommend Yamaha n1x or Kawai nv10s? I know n3x prob may be the best for all but the price is also the double 🥲🥲🥲😅😅😂😂
Its personal preference as the sound and feel are completely different. they are both great instruments and we sell them both at Rimmers Music. Kindest regards Graham
next time, play the grand piano just right next to it lol
Fofo!