Kawai MP11 vs Nord Electro 6D 61

Kawai MP11Nord Electro 6D 61
Key actionGrand Feel action; 88 wooden keys; Grade-weighted hammers; Ivory Touch white key surfaces; Let-off simulation; Triple sensor key detection; Counterweights61-key (5 octaves, C-C) velocity sensitive Semi Weighted Waterfall keyboard
Polyphony256120
Sounds / presets40—
Sound engineHarmonic Imaging XL (HI-XL) - 88-key stereo sampling - EX, K-60 recordingOrgan: C2D B3 tonewheel, B3 Bass, Vox, Farfisa and 2 pipe models with 3 tonewheel modes, dual organ mode and manual organ mode. Piano: Nord Piano Library with Advanced String Resonance (Gen 2), Soft Release, 4 dynamic curves and 120-voice polyphony. Sample Synth: Nord Sample Library with attack and decay/release control, velocity-sensitive low-pass filter and 46-voice polyphony.
Effects—Effect 1 (pan, tremolo, wah, ring modulator) and Effect 2 (phaser 1/2, flanger, chorus 1/2, vibe), amp simulations with compressor, C2D 122 rotary speaker and tube overdrive, 3-band EQ with sweepable mid, dedicated reverb (room/stage/hall) and delay with stereo ping-pong
Speakers—None (line out only)
BluetoothNoNo
USB audioNoNo
Pads / faders—no
Weight32.5 kg8.1 kg
Dimensions (W×D×H)—900 × 97 × 296 mm
Battery power—no
Released20142019
Release month3—
USB to hostyes—
Discontinued1—
Statuslegacylegacy
Keys8861
PedalsF-30 triple pedal unit: Damper (half-pedal), Soft, Sostenuto—
Drawbars—9 physical drawbars
Splits—6 keyboard split points (C3-F5) with Split Point Crossfade, 4 Live Slots

Which one should you buy?

Full spec sheets: Kawai MP11 · Nord Electro 6D 61. Rows with a highlighted background differ.