The RX-2 (5'10") was the standard for Kawai’s high-quality salon grands until it was replaced by the GX-2 (5'11") around 2013. Both are manufactured at the renowned Ryuyo factory in Japan and feature the , which uses ABS-Carbon fiber to ensure stability against humidity. 1. Action and Playability
Between low F and high C, the RX-2 is notorious for a slight "thud" or lack of singing quality as the strings transition from wound copper to plain steel. The GX-2 addressed this by redesigning the scaling (the length and tension of the strings) and adding duplex scaling (the front and rear non-speaking lengths of the string are designed to resonate sympathetically). kawai rx2 vs gx2
The RX-2 remains a fantastic piano. Spend $1,000 on a full regulation, voicing, and new hammers. You will close 80% of the gap to the GX-2. The RX-2 (5'10") was the standard for Kawai’s
The Kawai RX2 is a digital piano that features a 88-key, graded hammer action keyboard with 3 sensitivity levels. It comes with 338 built-in sounds, including 9 piano sounds, and offers 200 rhythms and 100 songs for practice and entertainment. The RX2 also features a 16-track recorder, wireless connectivity via Bluetooth, and a powerful 2x10W speaker system. Action and Playability Between low F and high