jce:Lighting Hawk, I suggest getting the serial no of the Kawai CE7 and check out the age. I have a feeling the piano might be A LOT older than 10 yrs...If I'm not wrong Kawai stopped producing CE7 quite a number of years ago. You can call Kawai (Robert Piano is dealing with Kawai) to check. Anyway CE7 is a low end model. For starters it's fine but you will need to change somewhere along the road.
Hi JCE,
Thank for your advise. I had already confirmed with one of the shop that CE 7 should be hitting at least 20 years or maybe more.
Hence I managed also to get another kawai model CX 5 which is about 20 years, newer model than CE 7. Reason why I am considering this set is because the shop owner aloow me to trade in my old set at full price if it is within a year.
My thinking is that if my son is willing to go for the whole year, I still can decide whether I want to invest in a better piano for him for the future. I am in the midst of sorting out my option. Hopefully, I can get an answer by the end of the week.
Now I began to know why there are so many posts in here from parents. Too many pointers to consider when one got little cash to spend or other things to consider. But for the kids, its definitely worth
Lighting Hawk
