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Tri-sensor 88-note scaled hammer-action keyboard 3 sensitivity levels Sound source: Air (acoustic and intelligent resonator) 250 built-in tones with 6 direct tones, duet mode, layer, split and octave shift 4 reverb, 4 chorus, brilliance and DSP Key transpose: 25 steps 10 user rhythms 1-touch presets Rhythm editor Music library: 10 user songs Casio 88-Key digital piano capacity: 3.2MB 6 demo songs Metronome SP-3 pedal included LCD display Pitch bend wheel Connector for 3-pedal unit MIDI in/out Phones/output 2 (stereo/standard) Line in/line out 2 speakers: 5.1" x 2.4" Amplifier: 20W + 20W Power supply: AC adapter Auto power off Power consumption: 18W Assembly required Takes approximately 10 minutes to assemble Dimensions: 59"W x 17"D x 16"H Model# CAS PX780 BK
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| Brand | Casio |
| Item model number | PX780 BK |
| Color | Black |
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| Product Id | 333125 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 5 (3 ratings) 5 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 079767361907 |
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Casio PX-780 88-Key Privia Digital Piano
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This was my first ever Digital Piano purchase. I had gone to several music stores to try out different pianos and had my eye set on the Casio PX-350. But, by the time I added in the furniture stand, 3 bar pedal and cover, I was within about $75 of the PX-780 so I opted to go with that. Why ?....4 speakers vs 2 and 2 of the 4 are 20 watts vs 2 8 watts. It included the furniture stand, built in closing cover and 3 pedal bar. This piano has amazing sound and functionality. I don't know how to play a piano, but have always wanted to learn so I'm about to cross off another bucket list item and I believe this piano will carry me well into an intermediate level of play. I would recommend this to any level of piano player.
This piano is truly an instrument. It isn't a toy, a goofy keyboard, or a quirky fun machine (although sometimes it can be) it is an instrument with a beautiful, natural sound that rivals most upright acoustic pianos and is only bested by actual grand pianos. The key response is better than any electric piano I've ever touched before and frankly better than many acoustic pianos (key bounce back is not too quick and not too slow). Casio paid attention to the details with this instrument. After playing this piano daily for over a month, I went back to my parents grand piano and didn't skip a beat (pun intended). That means the key action on this piano is so similar to a real piano I couldn't even tell a meaningful difference between the two. I would recommend this piano to anyone from the beginner to the concert pianist. I would also recommend buying a piano bench that is 20in tall, this seems to be the right height for this piano, Casio recommends 18-20in for this model. If I had one complaint it would be that at certain volumes with certain notes the sound can be too loud, louder than what you would normally get from an acoustic piano in the same situation. This is infrequent and probably more about the sound capabilities of the speakers themselves than the piano and probably present in electric pianos in general which may just be an "electric piano" thing. Even though this piano has good bass to begin with, I still would add a small powered sub-woofer. Overall A+