




Kawai DS-80 — a Japanese upright, 132 cm tall, black high gloss.
For advanced players at home, for the teaching room and for small stages. Anyone just starting out gets more piano here than is needed.
132 cm is among the largest upright formats: longer bass strings and a larger soundboard give a foundation the compact models do not, and the action has more travel under the fingers. Three pedals: the right holds the note, the left brings the hammers nearer the strings, and the middle one lowers the felt strip for quiet practice.
High gloss reflects — dust and fingerprints show at once, and a soft dry cloth deals with them.
It is 1.53 m wide and 66 cm deep; against the wall that comes to about 1 m² with the stool. Those 66 cm are more than a standard upright, but no trouble for an ordinary door. Not by the radiator, not in the sun, or the tuning begins to drift. 230 kg means the stairs only with movers. And if you practise in the evening and have neighbours, an acoustic upright can have a Silent System fitted, and you play with headphones on the same keys.
Hear how this instrument truly sounds — recorded with care in our Vienna salon.
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