| Form Factor | Keyboard |
| Signal Path | Digital Hardware (including Analog Connections) |
| Dimensions | 1020mm x 310,8mm x 88,5mm |
| Weight | 7,3kg |
| Power | 12V 500mA - Kawai PS-121G |
| Channels | 16 Voice |
| Connections | - L/R · 1/4" Phone Jack (6.35mm) · Stereo
- Headphones · 1/4" Phone Jack (6.35mm)
- MIDI IN · DIN
- MIDI THRU · DIN
- MIDI OUT · DIN
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| Displays | - Display · LCD backlit · 16x2
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| Links | PDF Manual |
| Notes | The K4 is the successor to the Kawai K1, but with higher-quality waveforms and a digital filter added. It was also produced in rackmount form lacking the effects DSP as the K4R.
It has an 8-bit processor to power what Kawai calls "DMS tone generation" and a patch can be built using one or two samples. It can save patches to a memory card, working with either a DC-16 or DC-32 RAM card.
Keyboard: 61 keys with velocity and aftertouch
Polyphony: 16 notes
Multitimbral: 8 parts
User Patches: 64
User Performances: 64
ROM: 256 16-bit PCM waveforms
Effects: two digital resonant -12dB filters, plus reverb, delay, chorus, flanger and distortion/overdrive via DSP.
Oscillator: 16-bit PCM
Screen: 16x2 character display
Power Consumption: 5.8 watts |
