I have personally played this piano from top to bottom and not only has the piano sound and key action been substantially upgraded over the previous model as I mentioned earlier, so have some of the additional instrument sounds, drum rhythms, arrangement styles, and other features including digital storage to USB flashdrive capabilities. I personally wouldn't have believed a musician of his stature would even want to play a low priced digital piano from Casio let alone own one, but seeing is believing.
Yamaha p105 with finale software portable#
His name is Joe Sample and according to Casio (I can only take their word for it), Joe thinks this is one of the best portable digital pianos in a low price range he has played and has since ordered two of them. Notice that one of the videos has a famous Jazz & blues musician playing the PX350 in his hotel room while on tour. Take a look at some videos of the PX350 being played live at the bottom of this review. The noticeable upgrades on the PX350 are a much improved acoustic piano reproduction over previous models with way more realism and better ov erall sound and pedaling decay times, improved & upgraded key action, ivory & ebony feel keys (very nice & no one else has that in this price range), USB flash drive device input (in place of SD card), digital audio wav file recording of your performance to USB flashdrive (no one else has this in this price range and it's very cool), and more. Most warranties on digital pianos under $1000 have no more more than 1 year labor or maybe 2 at the most, so 3 years is outstanding in my opinion. Beyond that, Casio has a new 3-year parts & labor warranty which shows they are serious about giving consumers product protection and have confidence in their new pianos. Some people equate lower prices with lower quality but in my opinion these new Casio digital pianos are quite impressive. That is why Casio tends to have lower prices. Casio produces their own computer chips and proprietary micro technology and is able to do it at a fraction of the cost of some of it's biggest competitors.
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They also produce keyboards, pro synthesizers, as well as being famous for calculators, advanced digital cameras, sports & consumer watches, advanced digital technology for communication devices, and some very impressive new digital computer technology. The PX150 has been discontinued for a couple years now and the PX160 has taken its place.Ĭontinued review for PX150 & PX350: The Casio company has its worldwide headquarters in Tokyo, Japan (left pic) and has been producing digital pianos for over 30 years. Both models are the lightest weight lowest priced portable digital pianos under $1000 and both come with optional stand, pedals, carry bags, etc. It weighs just 25lbs which is very light but it's still a solid instrument and easy to move if necessary. The PX350 (upper left pic) has a interactive LCD display screen, 250 instrument sounds, 17 track General MIDI playback & record functions (no one comes close to that), 128 notes of polyphony, 360 drum patterns and auto chord styles, and many other useful features including midi in/out & stereo 1/4" audio outputs & inputs.
After 30 years of producing digital pianos & keyboards, the Casio piano company continues to improve their digital piano models using the latest technology and keeping prices low, which is what they are known for. UPDATED REVIEW - July 25, 2017 - Recommended - I recommend the Casio PX350 ($699US internet discount price) & Casio PX150 ($499US internet discount price) digital portable pianos.
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