Revered for having outstanding tone and touch, the 7’6” Kawai RX7 is one of Kawai’s most popular and highest-selling grand pianos of all-time. Featuring Kawai’s celebrated ABS grand action, the RX7’s action is far superior to the vast majority of conventional wooden action grand pianos. Additional features like NEOTEX key surfaces, mahogany hammers, ultra-slow fallboard, and a steel-reinforced keyslip really put it over the edge in terms of quality.

As is the case with virtually all Kawai acoustic pianos, this RX7 is built to endure the test of time. It has been well-loved and well-played by its previous owner, but still has an impeccably-responsive touch and captivatingly-warm voice. It was fully-manufactured at Kawai’s Japan factory in Hamamatsu in 1999 and is finished in a traditional ebony polish. Given that the current equivalent model (GX7) sells for over $100,000, this RX7 is an excellent opportunity for an intermediate or advanced player that is on a budget and in the market for an exceptional grand piano.

Since 1927, Kawai has been on a mission to design the perfect piano. This spirit of innovation and obsession with perfection has led to some of the finest acoustic pianos to come out of Asia. Kawai’s Japanese-made upright and grand pianos in particular are highly-sought after on the new and used market alike due to the excellent cost-to-value ratios they present. Kawai RX grands, the predecessors to the current GX models, are an excellent example of this.