
Pianos come in a wide range of different finishes - with over 100 pianos on display, there is something to suit every taste and budget.
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We have recently been selected as a Kemble Centre of Excellence, allowing us to offer many benefits, including exclusive models and 10 year guarantees. As a Kawai main dealer, we are able to offer special prices on selected models throughout the year.
Digital Pianos
Some digital pianos have improved considerably over recent years both in terms of quality and replicating an acoustic piano in sound and touch. This makes a good quality Kawai digital piano a viable alternative to an acoustic piano for some of our customers. Please contact us and we can advise you as to the suitability of digital piano for your situation.
The comprehensive Kawai digital piano range offers something for every budget with the CL-25 starting from £699. Come and try the range, including the CN Series, CA Series, CP Series and come and try the Kawai Professional Stage Piano (MP8 and MP5) set-up with various PA speakers and amps. Amazing value, fantastic sound!

Examples from the excellent range of Kawai digital pianos, including the CL25, CN31 and CP136.
Kawai digital pianos are at the cutting edge of digital piano development - their new CA91 model features a 110W piano soundboard speaker system to create a more dynamic piano sound.

Reconditioned Pianos
Vale Pianos’ workshops are fully-equipped for minor repairs to completely rebuilding pianos.

Restoring a piano means putting it back into the condition it was in when new, without sacrificing the pianos unique qualities.

Previously Owned Pianos
Vale Pianos also offer a wide range of overhauled pianos, which include many popular makes such as Yamaha, Bechstein, Blüthner, Steinway, Broadwood, Welmar, Knight, Challen, Chappell and others. Many pianos from the 1970’s and 1980’s are smaller and less expensive than new pianos making them a good alternative for some people. Overhauled pianos are pianos that are fully serviced to ensure they are playing properly and are finely tuned. They tend to be pianos from the 1970’s onwards, which do not need full restoration. |