Casio CDP-100 - "Lightweight and Finger Friendly"
This keyboard has the full range of Octaves being that it has 88 keys. Unfortunately the only output on this keyboard is the headphone jack (and the speakers of course). This is a small irritant fo…
Casio Privia PX-130 - "The best way to get into 88-key digitals"
This generation of Casio digital pianos has made me a huge proponent of them, over even the popularly preferred Yamaha pianos and certainly over the Korgs. I own the PX-330, but when in Thailand, wit…
Casio Privia PX-330 - "A piano that has served me well."
The Privia PX-330 is quite a gem among the sea of relatively inexpensive pianos. It competes directly with the Korg SP250, which it completely outshines in essentially EVERY regard, save for the Korg…
Casio Privia PX-320 - Ivan Austral's review
translated7 octave keyboard, 72 sounds, Casio, 128 GM sounds and 2 sets of batteries. The sounds are not editable. 4 reverb effects, chorus effects and 3 a flanger. Stereo output jack input connector standar…
Casio CDP-200R - emmanuel9136's review
translated- 88-note digital piano - 670 tones - 200 rhythms 15 digital effects I bought this piano in November 2008 and I am very happy I would not put too much, and have a good piano. the touch is…
Casio Privia PX-320 - sophie19130's review
translated7 octaves very easy to use audio input and output UTILIZATION Very nice touch and precise very simple configuration piano light enough to move with SOUNDS Sounds very realistic Effe…
Casio PS-20 - klyg's review
translated88-key progressive hammer action 8 grand piano which sounds great (especially if you listen through the headphones - good quality speakers) provide real piano pedal + desk UTILIZATION Super t…
Casio Privia PX-300 - the_steff's review
translatedThat says it all down ... (And yes I'm lazy). Except that my bill will be different since this keyboard is a very good price / quality ratio. Updated: After nearly a year of use these are fault…
Casio Privia PX-400R - papalolo's review
translated88 notes 11 banks of 5 to 10 sounds of casio + 1 256 GM comptete connection but not fully configurable UTILIZATION The touch is heavy and not too slow agrealble use is simple MIDI is a bi…
Casio Privia PX-500L - fraisesetchantilly@wanadoo.fr's review
translatedA lot of different sounds, especially a good sound of grand piano. Midi connections. Pedal comes with the piano. UTILIZATION Very nice touch, which suits me perfectly (recreation) Configura…
Casio Privia PX-310 - galyjip's review
translatedIt is a 88 keys with touch dynamic (see the features on the site) Theoretically 157 sounds + 32 sounds and 10 drum kits. In fact there is some overlap so it is a little less but it's a lot. Some ar…
Casio Privia PX-800 - ZimZag's review
translated88 keys, the account is good. Below is not a keyboard is a toy. We can add three effects, brightness, reverb and chorus. Indeed when you test the piano, be careful that people who have gone bef…
Casio Privia PX-110 - Redemptor's review
translated88 piano keys touch 10 sounds MIDI IN and OUT, 2 headphone ports, two big jacks for pedals (one with) and a strange port hidden under the piano (marked pedal or something like that) The design…
Casio Privia PX-120 - " Very good digital piano"
translatedMechanics and texture of the keys is a very good quality, heavy keyboard more than semi approaching really a piano. 2 times the HP 8W stereo delivers sound very nice, a real piano study with rhythms,…
Casio Celviano AP-45 - casioap45's review
translatedhello all who read and respond to this message! I would like some opinions of what had already used a piano casio ap 45! I started in the piano and I wanted to have ecchos because I really want to …