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#302778 - 05/20/07 09:37 AM
Kawai KG-2S, a good choice?
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Registered: 08/06/06
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We are looking at a KG-2S, about 15 years old, and in a single-owner household for 15 years. They are asking $8500.
I've seen info on the 2A, 2D, etc, but have never heard anything on the 2S. Was that a lesser or better version of the line?
Do people find the KG's drastically better, worse or just different from the new RX's?
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#302780 - 05/20/07 03:44 PM
Re: Kawai KG-2S, a good choice?
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Registered: 08/06/06
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Played the KG-2 today, and it sounds good, and looks well-cared for by the original owner, a voice instructor.
Am tempted to make an offer, contingent on a tech inspection, although the regular tuning tech says all is good.
The asking amount of $8500 seems a tad high, and I'd guess $7000 to $7500 is the right amount.
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#302781 - 05/20/07 10:44 PM
Re: Kawai KG-2S, a good choice?
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Registered: 02/05/02
Posts: 1183
Loc: Orange County, CA
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The KG-2S was made at the same time as the KG-2E. It was a version of the piano made with softer tone than the E version. Please check the serial number on Kawai's web site - the age of the piano should be more like 20 years, not 15. www.kawaius.com (serial number information is in the Technical Support area)
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Don Mannino, MPA Kawai America
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#302782 - 05/21/07 09:57 PM
Re: Kawai KG-2S, a good choice?
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Registered: 08/06/06
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Ended up striking a deal today, and as the folks were moving, had it inspected and transported within a couple of hours. Thanks all for the input.
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