I purchased the piano in Buenos Aires which is 600 km away. I'm from Rio Cuarto, a small city in central Argentina. The problem's in the same keys and also stops when I hold the left part of the case case with my hand, just like in the video. P.D: I just found this youtube video which displays the EXACT same behaviour as mine https:/ / watch?v=41vFFKpUZEA. I guess that if ALL units have this problem then it's not a defect (or it is but an unfixable one, hence it's kind of less frustrating).Ĭan any of the Kawai ES110 users tell me they don't have this clicking noise issue? It'd also be nice to have some kind of statistics for the people interested in buying this piano, they should know that they WILL have this issue. So I would like to know the following: is there's anybody out there who can say "I don't have the clicking noise at all"? Because at this point I doubt it, and it would be nice to know if there's a 100% (or very high) chance of having the problem, so that it's not even worth considering sending it back again. Also read about Kawai fixing it and then the problem coming back shortly after. I've read about people replacing 2 units in a row and they all having this clicking noise. I've been searching these forums along with others (and youtube videos) and I'm suspecting that every ES110 (or at least most of them, and also other models like the ES8 and the previous ES100) have this clicking noise problem. I sent it back and they replaced it for a new unit which arrived last week but guess what: the clicking noise appeared again on the new unit after a week of use but in different keys (the speaker rattle isn't back yet though, so it was still worth it). I recently bought a Kawai ES110 which after a week of use developed the infamous "clicking keys" problem along with speaker rattling.
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