Roland Kiyola KF20KO

Description

Serene Beauty

Roland Kiyola KF20KO. More than just a piano, the KF20 evokes the serene beauty of Japanese craftsmanship. The cabinet is crafted using the traditional hikimono woodworking technique, in which the wood is carefully shaped to create smooth, flowing, and rounded forms. Hand-assembled with meticulous attention to detail, the KF20 brings sophistication and elegance to any space.

Roland Kiyola KF20KO. Specifications

• Luxury piano created through a collaboration between Roland and the high-end Japanese furniture maker Karimoku
• Roland’s premium Piano Reality Modeling technology for a deeply immersive sound experience
• PHA-50 keyboard with high-precision sensing, delivering the touch and response of a grand piano
• Distinctive cabinet design with soft, flowing curves
• Crafted using the hikimono woodworking technique, allowing the wood to be shaped into elegant rounded forms
• Three pedals for authentic piano performance techniques
• Ergonomically designed matching bench included
• USB ports for connecting computers and USB flash storage devices
• Bluetooth® connectivity for smartphones and tablets, allowing you to play along with your favorite songs and use MIDI music apps
• Control piano functions, access lessons, and more with the Roland Piano companion app
• Two headphone outputs: 1/4-inch stereo jack and stereo mini-jack

Celebrate Color

The KF20 is available in four finishes: Pure Oak, Walnut, Sheer White, and Celadon Green — a distinctive new color created through a specialized painting process that achieves its unique tone. Each piano features a luxurious surface finish that enhances both the natural beauty of the wood and the atmosphere of your living space.

Note: Although the cabinet incorporates handcrafted solid wood elements, engineered wood is used in areas where the cabinet comes into direct contact with electronic or mechanical components. This reduces the risk of warping or deformation caused by humidity or temperature changes, while improving the piano’s overall stability and longevity.