The Kawai PN300 is a digital piano that combines electronic advances with traditional craftsmanship. It features a keyboard with touch response and dynamic range suitable for various instrument presets, including piano, harpsichord, organ, and strings. The instrument includes reverb effects for deeper resonance and Industry-Standard MIDI jacks for connecting with other electronic instruments.
This manual guides users through basic operations such as selecting tones, adjusting volume and transpose, and using the built-in metronome. It also details recording capabilities, allowing users to record and playback songs, including separating left and right hand parts. Advanced features include programming modes, tuning options, and a Concert Magic function for performing preprogrammed music.
| Polyphony | 32 note |
|---|---|
| Chorus Effect Polyphony | 16 note |
| Pedals Included | Damper, Sostenuto, Soft |
| Document Date | July 1996 |
The sound is enhanced with the depth of a chorus, but the number of simultaneous voices is reduced to sixteen.
There are three demo songs stored in the piano's internal memory.
It turns the CONCERT MAGIC function on and off, allowing the user to perform preprogrammed music by striking a key.