The CN25 offers a highly detailed acoustic portrait, employing Kawai’s proprietary Progressive Harmonic Imaging sampling technology to ensure smooth tonal transitions across the keyboard and throughout the entire dynamic range. Learn More »

The new class-leading Responsive Hammer III keyboard action on the CN25 re-creates the exceptional touch of an acoustic grand piano with its realistic movement and rigid “springless” design working together to provide a smooth, natural piano playing experience. A triple-sensor key detection system enhances responsiveness and accuracy. Learn More »

The impressive CN25 features our highly-regarded Ivory Touch key surfaces This finely-textured material gently absorbs fingertip perspiration and oils to avoid slipping and provide greater playing control. Moisture is absorbed without dirt or grease permeating the key surfaces, allowing them to be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth.

The recorder on the CN25 allows up to three songs to be stored in internal memory and played back at the touch of a button. These recordings can serve as convenient self-assessment tools for players of all skill levels.

This exclusive feature lets anyone enjoy the thrill of playing the piano, even if you’ve never played before. Learn More »

The CN25 comes with the first year’s lesson songs from Alfred Publishing’s Basic Piano Course 1A and 1B, built in. We’ve also included the printed music and recordings for time-tested finger exercises such as scales, arpeggios and Hanon songs. Learn More »

A skilled piano technician can personalize an acoustic piano’s sound and touch response. Kawai’s exclusive Virtual Technician does the same for the CN27 digital piano.

IThe CN25 features three pedals – soft, sostenuto, and damper (with half-damper capability). The new Grand Feel Pedal System reproduces the individual weighting of each of the three pedals of the Kawai EX concert grand.

As with a grand piano, the viewing angle of the CN25 music rest can be adjusted to suit the performer’s playing position or laid flat to provide a level surface for notating scores.