Rob,
Below is a list of all the Kawai Grands from their Web Page at:
http://www.kawaius.com/
For the smoke odor, try The Piano Page technical article at:
http://ptg.org/ Look on the left side for technical. Hope this helps.
If that doesn't help enough, try the search engine at :
http://www.webcom.com/wind/ptsearch.html and do a search on smoke damage.
There's quite a bit there that might help.
Avery
>Perhaps Don Manino or someone else knowledgeable about Kawai will see this
>and help.
>
>I was called to look at a smoke-damaged GS60 (five years old) and it appears
>that the last Ancott listing for this model was in 1995.
>
>I'd like to know if there's a comp for this 6' 9" instrument so I can come
>up with a replacement value for the insurance company.
>
>There doesn't seem to be any water damage - just the smoke odor. Anybody
>have ideas about getting rid of that? I once used a product called
>"Char-mix" on a small grand I was rebuilding. The results were good (but
>the Char-mix smell lingered for a couple of weeks). However, that was a
>stripped-down situation and this is not.
>
>Rob Stuart-Vail
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Kawai Grand Piano Models Model Length
G Series Performance GM-1 4'9"
Grand Pianos GM-2 5'
GE-1A 5'1"
GE-3 5'9"
RX Series Artist RX-1 5'5"
Grand Pianos RX-2 5'10"
RX-2S 5'10"
RX-3 6'1"
RX-5 6'6"
RX-6 7'
RX-7 7'6"
Artisan Select RX-A 6'5"
Grand Pianos GS-100 9'1"
EX 9'1"
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