Ex-Scotch College Kawai GX-3 Grand Piano

A number of acoustic pianos are made available exclusively for our Scotch College Piano sale. Kawai and Scotch College have a long standing and proud relationship. Each year a range of pianos are installed and utilised in the Scotch music school for 12 months. They are now offered for sale with brand new benches and full 12 year manufacturer warranty. We have one GX-3 grand piano available for sale.

The GX-3 impresses with a dignified elegance and distinct tone evoking the qualities of a much larger grand. With outstanding tone and touch in a versatile size, it is a preferred choice of professionals.

Made in Japan, GX Series grand pianos aim to reproduce the delicate control of a full concert grand piano, delivering a level of refinement that few pianists have the opportunity to experience.

In order to achieve this ambitious goal, the length of the keyboard has been extended significantly, increasing the fulcrum distance for each key. This extended key pivot length results in a more consistent touch weight when playing towards the back of the keyboard, affording the pianist greater expressive control, and allowing one’s imagination to soar freely.

The advanced Millennium III keyboard action incorporates ABS-Carbon materials to further improve one’s playing experience. ABS-Carbon is both highly rigid and extremely lightweight and has long been used in the aeronautics industry as a superior alternative to wood.

The use of ABS-Carbon makes the GX Series’ keyboard action more durable and less prone to performance degradation over time, while also delivering improved responsiveness and control. This evolution in keyboard touch can be experienced by the pianist with every key stroke.

The Kawai GX3 Grand Piano, crafted in Japan, is renowned for its elegant design and exceptional tone, making it a top choice for professionals. This GX Series piano emulates the control of a concert grand, offering a rare level of refinement. Its extended keyboard ensures consistent touch and greater expressive control.