In the spring of 2013, there was such an interesting event in the United States: the organizers put up 5 world brand pianos, covered their trademarks and only exposed the keyboard, randomly invited more than 20 tourists, pianists or college teachers present to the stage to watch and play, and asked them to evaluate these pianos, and select the pianos they thought were the most expensive and the best to play. After a few rounds, most people chose the same piano, and the piano that won this "blind selection" came from the KAX artist series in Pearl River Caesar Fort.
This story has been rumored to be a good story in the industry. Whenever this is mentioned, Stephen Moller, technical director of the KAX series, is very proud.
"Five internationally renowned good pianos ran for the election, 80% of them took KA as the first place, and the remaining 20% ranked it in the second place."
The Kayserburg Artist Series is manufactured by German piano design master Mr. Thomas and European veteran piano technician Mr. Stephen, using high-end design, high-quality material selection and high-standard craftsmanship. Since its inception in 2007, the KAX series has been appreciated by the majority of professionals.
KaX's high quality continues to this day, always maintaining the taste and level of high-end pianos in Europe. Taking the new KA6X as an example, its string mallet was independently developed by the team, using imported AA-grade wool felt, with a tone close to that of a grand piano. The bass zone is specially triangular, which is conducive to stabilizing the pitch, so the BASS area of the KA6X is strong and free of noise. The single-layer solid wood soundboard is designed with unequal thickness to produce more appropriate echoes for different sounds, with richer resonance and multi-tone effects.
Just as the so-called classic is eternal, the KA6X, which has a good background, is a new era of design, and like other products in the same series, it is also a high-end piano that can shine.