The Casio Privia PX-560 digital piano is a great option for pianists who are looking to upgrade their Casio piano. There are many features that make this piano stand out from the rest of Casio’s lineup, including Casio’s proprietary Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action keyboard with 3 levels of touch sensitivity and an onboard Pitch Bend…
Replacing its predecessor, the PX-860, the Casio PX-870 digital piano had plenty of hype when it was released. The former had been a successful flagship for many years, meaning that a lot was expected from its replacement. And when Casio announced the new flagship of the Privia model, they understood the weight of their statement.…
The Casio PX-770 digital piano is the company’s most recent update in its furniture-style digital pianos. This piano replaces the once most preferred console digital piano under $700, the Casio PX-760. Therefore, this upgrade comes with a redesigned cabinet, a new 4-layer piano sound, and some other improvements. In this Casio Privia PX-770 review, we…
At a glance, you can easily fall in love with the Casio Privia PX-160BK digital piano. It is an affordable and portable digital piano that comes with top of the line features. The keyboard is a successor to the popular PX-150, and it still bears some of its predecessor’s attributes. So, the PX-160 also utilizes…
At a glance, one may conclude that the Casio PX-780 digital piano has a lot to offer in terms of its design, features, and sound quality. But as the saying goes, we should not judge a book by its cover. The Casio PX-780 is a model under the ‘Privia’ line which is Casio’s high-end line.…