Casio PX100 Privia Digital Piano - High-quality, versatile tone, with layer and split and grand piano tones, Privia also includes strings, pipe organ, and other tones, 10 in total. A layer feature allows simultaneous play of two tones and a split feature lets you split the keyboard between two different tones.Lesson function is a collection of functions that provides for a more productive practice session. Practice sessions can be devoted to right-hand part only, left-hand part only or both hands. Sessions can then be devoted to exactly the part that requires practice. Memory Recording and Playback - Make the lesson and composing sessions more productive by recording piano play for later playback.Metronome - Adjustable tempo and beat make this the perfect tool for lessons and practice. Digital Effects - Adding effects makes notes sound richer and deeper. PX-100 includes 8 effects - 4 reverbs, 4 choruses. Music Library - The built-in music library can be used to help practice session. There are 30 tunes available, plus memory storage for 10 downloadable songs. Auto Acompaniment mode Has MIDI in/out, Headphone out, Mic in ports Includes Pedal, AC adapter, and Piano instruction book The slim, lightweight, and overall compact nature of Casio's Privia PX-100 digital piano means you can pack it just about anywhere. When you're not tickling its full 88 keys, you can stash the polyphonic keyboard in a closet, under a bed, or in other compact locations where most digital pianos refuse to fit.
The scaled hammer-action keyboard offers touch sensitivity for beautiful piano tones and a feature called New Sound Source which is said to give the PX-100 sound quality to rival that of an actual grand piano. Auto-accompaniment provides exciting, dynamic, and realistic background arrangements for pop, jazz, rock, and a range of the other genres. The PX-100 can provide complete orchestral accompaniment on command, too.
Other primary tones (voices) include strings and pipe organ, with 10 total tones. A layer feature allows simultaneous sounding of 2 tones, while a split feature lets you split the keyboard between 2 different tones. Lesson assembles functions that enhance your practice sessions, which you can devote to right-hand part only, left-hand part only, or both hands--whatever requires the most practice. You can also record songs for playback at a later point (up to 5,200 notes).
An onboard metronome offers adjustable tempos and beats. Adding effects makes notes sound richer and deeper, and the PX-100 includes 8 effects: 4 reverbs and 4 choruses.
Use the built-in music library to learn songs and develop coordination. There are 30 preloaded tunes plus memory storage for 10 downloadable songs. The PX-100's 30 preloaded piece include Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu Op.66, Satie's Gymnopédies 1, Beethoven's "Für Elise" and Sonata Op.27-2 "Moonlight" (first movement), as well as classic songs like "Over the Rainbow," "Someday My Prince Will Come," and "Let It Be."
What's in the Box
Keyboard, a user's manual, and warranty information.
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One of the best
I am obsessed with this keyboard. Why? Because it's the first one that I've seen and played so far that has PERFECT weighting on the keys, beautiful sound, and a GREAT price. This keyboard has been on my wishlist for a while now, ever since I first saw it at Sam's. I just want to reiterate how well Casio has done with this keyboard - While there are a limited range of tones available on the PX-100, there are plenty of features for someone who is like me - If you want the feel of a real piano with the weight of an electronic keyboard, this is the keyboard you want to look at. I just couldn't help but fall in love with the keys on this baby, I've played on keyboards with weighted keys before, but this one just takes the cake - The keys are weighted propertly, they spring back like they should, and the weight is ranged just right - the lower keys are just the slightest bit heavier than the higher end. This thing is a DREAM to play! Featuring midi input/output ports, two headphone jacks,...
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Excellent, excellent excellent for the price
I had a Privia PX100 for about a month before I decided to upgrade to (what I thought was) something nicer. So I returned my $500 Privia for a $2500 Yamaha Clavinova, and while I don't exactly regret buying the Clavinova, I also must tell you that even though I spent five times as much on the Clavinova, I certiainly don't feel like I got five times the value, not even close. Only after getting the Clavinova do I see what a truly remarkable instrument Casio's Privia PX 100 is.
Yes, the Clavinova is nicer, but it's not $2000 nicer, and yes its sound is richer, but not $2000 richer. Yes, the keyboard has a better touch, but not $2000 better. Most of the extra features I paid so much for in the Clavinova are things that are cute to have but not necessary for a real pianist, like extra voices (also, 7 temperaments? I just don't remember the last time I wished I had a piano in mean-tone tuning).
The Privia even has some features that my $2000 Clavinova doesn't have,...
Best value available.
I'm not raving about this instrument--there are a lot of others I'd rather own.
But you can't get those, complete with furniture-grade stand, for $500 like you can this one--if your a member of everyone's favorite warehouse club based in Kirkland, WA.
Key action is decent, if a little light. Doesn't take long to accustom yourself to it. Samples are quite good, for such a cheap piece. Not long ago, you couldn't get piano sound this good from the $6000 Kurzweils, Rolands and Yamahas. Now everybody's got a new, improved piano sample, and they just keep getting bigger and better.
If you've been waiting for quality and price to converge at a point where it just makes sense to not go without a piano anymore, this might be your ticket. Any player will tell you you really need a real piano if you're really going to play. But as a low-budget piano alternative that doubles as a really fancy MIDI controller for your computerized composition needs, this thing is...
Product Features :
- 88-Key Scaled Hammer Action keyboard with touch sensitivity
- Sound Source rivals the sound quality of a grand piano
- Auto-Accompaniment provides exciting dynamic and realistic background arrangements for pop, jazz, rock, and other genres
- Complete orchestral accompaniment on command
- Also includes strings, pipe organ, and other tones, 10 in total
Rating : 4.5
List Price : $699.99
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