This very young 2010 Kohler and Campbell KC142 is in an attractive polish walnut. While it is a 42” console-style design, it features extended key sticks and bass strings that allows it to provide a much more enjoyable musical experience than the most other competing instruments of this size. The tonal capability and dynamic response of the KC142 is quite remarkable for a console design. Furthermore, given that these pianos were built specifically for the North American market, they are incredibly reliable instruments that are durable enough to withstand the large seasonal temperature and humidity swings that come along with the North American climate.

This KC142 would be the perfect piano for a beginner looking to kick their musical journey off with an acoustic piano or for an intermediate player seeking to transition from a digital to an acoustic piano. All in all, this piano offers far more musically than the price tag may suggest.

Quality, value, and affordability are the benchmarks of the esteemed Kohler & Campbell name. Pianos bearing the Kohler & Campbell label are now built by the Samick Music Corporation. Samick is one of the world’s largest instrument manufacturers. They have been manufacturing high-quality, reliable pianos since 1958.