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Casio PX-100 Privia 88-Key Digital Piano

from: Casio


I was looking for a weighted midi keyboard, not necessarily with its own sound generation, and it was hard finding something at the $400-500 mark that felt good. Well, colour me surprised that the Casio has a very realistic feel, and it even sounds good.

The built-in speakers are not all that big, so they're fine for practicing on your own, but probably won't hold up if you're playing together with more than, oh, say a flute.

Also, if you're using this as a midi controler, make sure your host has velocity scaling, because I can't get velocities over 110 or so out of this thing, no matter how hard I hammer.

Also also, the pedal that comes with it is a simple affair. If you buy a better pedal make sure it ... Read More:

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Casio PX110 Privia 88-key Digital Piano Kit with Stand and AC Adapter

from: Casio


The weighted keyboard feels a lot like a real piano. It is nice to be able to play pipe organ sounds and experiment with combinations of sounds. You can use any two instruments at the same time...Grand piano and strings is wonderful as is Grand piano 2 and electric piano 2. The recorded library is very nice as well. The sound is pretty full on all of them. Not exactly like playing a pipe organ or a piano, but that is not expected on a keyboard.
The pedal plug ins are great. You can plug in to sustain or soft. You can also adjust the tone, loudness, and a host of other things by pressing function and a combination of keys. They have thought of most everything I needed. Also you can use a headset so you can play while others are sleeping!

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Casio PX110 Privia Digital Piano

from: Casio


The Casio PX110 Privia Digital Piano is the instrument used by the instructors at the music studio where I take lessons. The teacher (who has a band) uses this for all his gigs too. It's been over 4 months now that I have owned the Privia and absolutely love it! Considering how much an upright, console, baby grand or grand would cost, you get nice sound for the affordablity of the Privia. My husband who played the piano for quite a few years was very pleased with the sound too. It doesn't have alot of bells and whistles on it, but I actually like that about it---it's not too overwhelming to use the included features. Because it's not too heavy you can easily move this from room to room if need be. I am over the top pleased with my purchase. ... Read More:

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CASIO TR-18RD Red Ink Cartridge

from: CASIO


The Casio PX110 Privia Digital Piano is the instrument used by the instructors at the music studio where I take lessons. The teacher (who has a band) uses this for all his gigs too. It's been over 4 months now that I have owned the Privia and absolutely love it! Considering how much an upright, console, baby grand or grand would cost, you get nice sound for the affordablity of the Privia. My husband who played the piano for quite a few years was very pleased with the sound too. It doesn't have alot of bells and whistles on it, but I actually like that about it---it's not too overwhelming to use the included features. Because it's not too heavy you can easily move this from room to room if need be. I am over the top pleased with my purchase. ... Read More:

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Casio WK-1630 76-Note Touch-Sensitive Portable Electronic Keyboard

from: Casio


I have owned this keyboard for about six months, and although I'm extremely happy with it, there are a few drawbacks that anyone who is considering this keyboard should know about. So I'll try to make good as list as possible.

THE GOOD:
*realistic sounds (#19 is better than a real drawbar organ!)
*good DSP settings
*32 polyphony
*Alot of presets, so you can save your favorite sounds
*Powerful mixing board
*Layer and Split settings, which means that up to four sounds can be playing at once
*Very light weight, especially compaired to some Yamaha's and Rolands I've tried to pick up.
*Many tones, some very funny, such as Helicopter, Applause, and GunShot.
*Many different beats.
*The ... Read More:

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Casio WK-3000 Professional Series 76 Key Digital Recording Studio Styled Keyboard

from: Casio


This is the third Casio keyboard that I have owned, and played for months.
I've had a 691, and found it to small. I bought a Wk3200. I found that it was great, but the type of music that I play needs a walking bass. It doesn't have one on it. So I got a Wk 3000. It's perfect for me. It has great sounds and of course the walking bass that I need to play jazz. The tones are great. Everything about the instrument is very satisfying to me.
I rate it as one of the best. I've been playing piano for 69 years. K.L.

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Casio WK-3100 76 Key Professional Quality Touch Sensitive Keyboard with Internet Data Expansion System

from: Casio


This is the third Casio keyboard that I have owned, and played for months.
I've had a 691, and found it to small. I bought a Wk3200. I found that it was great, but the type of music that I play needs a walking bass. It doesn't have one on it. So I got a Wk 3000. It's perfect for me. It has great sounds and of course the walking bass that I need to play jazz. The tones are great. Everything about the instrument is very satisfying to me.
I rate it as one of the best. I've been playing piano for 69 years. K.L.

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Casio WK-3300 76 Key MIDI Portable Keyboard

from: CASIO


This is the third Casio keyboard that I have owned, and played for months.
I've had a 691, and found it to small. I bought a Wk3200. I found that it was great, but the type of music that I play needs a walking bass. It doesn't have one on it. So I got a Wk 3000. It's perfect for me. It has great sounds and of course the walking bass that I need to play jazz. The tones are great. Everything about the instrument is very satisfying to me.
I rate it as one of the best. I've been playing piano for 69 years. K.L.

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Casio WK-3800 76-Key Performance Keyboard

from: CASIO


This is the third Casio keyboard that I have owned, and played for months.
I've had a 691, and found it to small. I bought a Wk3200. I found that it was great, but the type of music that I play needs a walking bass. It doesn't have one on it. So I got a Wk 3000. It's perfect for me. It has great sounds and of course the walking bass that I need to play jazz. The tones are great. Everything about the instrument is very satisfying to me.
I rate it as one of the best. I've been playing piano for 69 years. K.L.

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Casio WK500 76-Key Electronic Keyboard (Premium Pack, With Adapter, Headphones and Stand)

from: Casio


This is the third Casio keyboard that I have owned, and played for months.
I've had a 691, and found it to small. I bought a Wk3200. I found that it was great, but the type of music that I play needs a walking bass. It doesn't have one on it. So I got a Wk 3000. It's perfect for me. It has great sounds and of course the walking bass that I need to play jazz. The tones are great. Everything about the instrument is very satisfying to me.
I rate it as one of the best. I've been playing piano for 69 years. K.L.