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Specifications
Keyboard & Action
ActionResponsive Hammer III (RHIII)
Keys88 weighted keys
Touch FeaturesIvory Touch, let-off simulation, counterweights
Piano Sound
Sound EngineHarmonic Imaging XL
Piano SamplesSK-EX, SK-5, EX
Polyphony256 notes
Total Sounds256 voices
Performance Features
Zones4-zone MIDI controller
ControlsAssignable knobs, faders, effects
EffectsReverb, EQ, amp simulation
Connectivity
OutputsLine Out, Headphones
MIDIIn/Out + USB
Dimensions
WeightApprox. 46 lbs (22.5 kg)
Compare the Kawai MP Series
The Kawai MP Series is designed for professional performance, combining high-quality piano sounds with powerful real-time control. The MP7SE focuses on versatility and portability, while the MP11SE is built around maximum piano realism with a full wooden-key action.
| Feature | MP7SE Performance Focused | MP11SE Piano Focused |
|---|---|---|
| Best For | Gigging musicians needing flexibility and control | Players prioritizing authentic piano feel |
| Action | Responsive Hammer III (RHIII) | Grand Feel wooden-key action |
| Key Material | Plastic with Ivory Touch | Wooden keys |
| Touch Realism | Very good | Extremely high, closest to acoustic |
| Sound Engine | Harmonic Imaging XL | Harmonic Imaging XL |
| Piano Sounds | SK-EX, SK-5, EX | SK-EX, SK-5, EX |
| Polyphony | 256 notes | 256 notes |
| Total Sounds | 256 voices | Curated high-end voices |
| Controller Features | 4-zone MIDI control, knobs, faders | Advanced control, more piano-focused |
| Portability | Portable for gigging | Heavy, best for studio or fixed setup |
| Weight | Approx. 46 lbs | Approx. 99 lbs |
| Experience | Versatile stage instrument | Near-acoustic piano experience |
In simple terms, the MP7SE is built for flexibility and live performance, while the MP11SE is designed to deliver the most realistic piano feel possible in a stage format.