Detail 01
Responsive Hammer III action
It uses wooden keys and graded hammer movements.

Independent shopping perspective
Kawai’s black ES920 is a portable digital piano built around its Responsive Hammer III action, with wooden keys, graded hammer movement, and a simulated damper mechanism for damper resonance and half-pedaling. Harmonic Imaging XL uses harmonic resonance modeling to recreate concert-grand tonal detail. An OLED control display and dedicated four-band EQ sliders keep adjustments close at hand. Bluetooth audio and MIDI, traditional MIDI I/O, and an Onkyo-designed speaker system make it suited to connected playing setups as well as direct performance.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
It uses wooden keys and graded hammer movements.
Detail 02
Supports damper pedal resonance and half-pedaling.
Detail 03
Allows wireless MIDI communication and audio streaming.
Detail 04
Provides MIDI connections for keyboards, modules, and drum machines.
Detail 05
The ES920 measures 52-3/4 inches wide, 14-3/4 inches deep, and 5-3/4 inches high.
Detail 06
Dedicated sliders let you contour the sound to the environment.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its simulated damper mechanism supports half-pedaling and damper pedal resonance.
Yes. It provides Bluetooth MIDI and audio connectivity.
It has an OLED display and dedicated four-band EQ sliders.
It is 52-3/4 inches wide, 14-3/4 inches deep, and 5-3/4 inches high.
Reference
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