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Mr See, I purchased the CDP-S150 based on your review and am totally happy with it. The price was better on Amazon but my local store matched the price and included an adult lesson course. Amazon said they could have it in three days in my home with Amazon prime but my local store said they would deliver it in twenty minutes. That was a deal breaker so I took Biden's advice and spent the stimulus money on something I didn't need from a local "mom and pop". Thank you for the wonderful video and I'm totally happy, now I'm going to learn how to play it. BTW, I just had my 78th birthday. :)
Please, try to click twice at bright piano and you'll get a fuller sound with more gain. You can do the same with any other sound. You can also click on standard/bright piano keys and get a new beautiful piano sound. Great job, as always...
Hi Jeremy! I'd like to leave a comment to thank you for the unbiased and precise review you keep posting. I'm a beginner pianist and for many months I've searched a good digital piano that would fit my small apartment. In my area there aren't many specific store for music instruments, but I've managed to get an opinion following your channel. This month I've purchased a Casio CDP-S350, after analyzing your reviews and comparison. It has been an excellent choice: the piano is really slim and compact, with great features and good action. I really dig the keys sensitivity and tactile feel. The only weak spot is the speaker rendition of certain tones, but it's something understable seen the size. Thanks again and keep up the good work, I'll be following you!
Of course! Price for casio products are very consumer friendly and there is this certain hype going on between my friends, we are currently undergoing some hunting for Vintage Casiotone keyboard/synthesizer 😂
I have a vintage Casio Rspman in storage. Lol. And I think I still have the small white calculator keyboard Jimmy Fallon uses, in storage, and many music artists also used it in some of their music. Lol
Thank you for the great review!!! I decided to get it thanks to your video about 8 months ago. Now I want to get an upgrade :s probably a privia with more functions
@@JeremySee Hey Jeremy i am a learner and l am from India. I have a confusion on buying Casio CTx 9000in or yamaha psr i500 I can't choose which one to buy.everyone says the Casio has more features but it sounds not good yamaha is sounds good but I want to get a suggestion from you . Is it true yamaha sounds good and Casio not good so if it's not than I should go for yamaha????please reply which one to buy for best sound quality?????
This is a great piano for the price and all the features you covered so well, I don’t need to mention here, if they suit the potential buyer. And like you said, the Roland FP10 is otherwise the best overall for the general price range, but it has been out of stock, and so in demand. But $500 for a good quality weighted 88 key digital piano was not available years ago, just like my $350 Roland Go:Keys 61K is light years ahead of my 1983 6 voice polyphony Roland JX-3P synthesizer at $1300. I really like my keyboard, and the Casio CT-S300 for the reasons I mentioned, but for $800, I can get the Yamaha DGX-670 which offers so much more than the Roland FP30. Kudos to Casio, Yamaha and Roland, as well ss other companies like Rockjam to cone out with such great instruments for the price.
This piano was a great idea - particularly having a simple on-board recoder. My supplier no longer stocks this. The newer CDP-S350 only costs a lttle more anyway, and oozes with features. I expect that the CDP-S100 will disappear soon too.
Given the really good piano/e-piano/organ voices available for ios devices (ipad, etc.) would you recommend an 88 key midi controller or a digital piano as a practice instrument? From what I've seen, price differences for midi controllers with piano action key beds vs digital pianos aren't that great.
This is late but do you have to use batteries or the pedals, maybe i missed the information in the video and didn’t notice but could i use the keyboard without the pedals and is there a plug to connect it to a outlet
Good morning Jeremy< your videos are great, I already subscribed to your channel and it is really great...Congratulations!...I have a question in regards to the Korg EK 50: I am looking for middle eastern rhythms.I wrote to Korg ( they don't answer the phone) and they gave me a technical answer i am not sure I can deal with...Could you please help me? I am not a nerd in terms of technology..Thank you so much in advance.
Hi Jeremy. I bought the piano Casio CDP S 110. In few days, I am going to get it. Is going to be send to me. Do you know it? I understood that the CDP S110 is alike the Casio CDP S100. Very similar. Have you seen and play on it? Thanks
Hi Jeremy, i confused is that the key of casio cdp-s100 made from plastic or ivory ? I hear in the video that you mention about the "textured ebony and ivory key top"
Appreciate this review as I have a Steinway M Grand that I am afraid of using for practice in a condo where I live as people do not like to hear practicing. So I have been looking for something to do all my practicing on and then can use the real grand to play on when complete. So wanted one with option for headphones and didn't need all the voices that others have, but action and sound are important and I did want a full 88 keys. So I wonder if you have a place where you list all the models that are the simplest to use for practicing, but separated from the foldable and the rollups as those pose other problems and should be in a different list where portability is more key.
I am sure the Yamaha 88 keyboards you mentioned have great action, but the Roland RD 2000 has their top of the line flagship keyboard action, with a price to match. Their newer $1200 RD 88 is great, and has built-in speakers, but has the next level down keyboard action, but still great. But check out yhe new Yamaha DGX-670 at $800. It's incredible for $400 less thsn the RD 88. I love Roland instruments, but that will be my next keyboard.
The fp-30x is the best in this list due to the pha-4 action and the supernatural tones. But if you are going to use them as midi controllers, I would recommend just getting the Roland Fp-10 or the frp-2 ( updated fp-10 that sells in costco ) .
Hey, Manon, I am a friend of Jeremy from Honolulu, HI, and just got my Roland Go:Keys 61K around Thanksgiving, but have known about it, as I like Roland products and have had so much of of their gear and several keyboards, drum mschines snd more. I had a JX-3P synthesizer, a Fantom X6 keyboard workstation, and presently still have a JD-Xi analog/digital synthesizer/vocorder. The Go:Keys is a great keyboard for a beginner, and a whole lot more for the price. It's light, portable, has built in speakers with Bluetooth capability to play music over your speakers and s Also play along with it. It has MIDI connectivity via micro USB for music DAW software, battery power option, and lots of high quality sounds from each instrument category, especially if you enable the GM2 voices from the much more expensive Juno DS workstation keyboards. It has nice textured keys, with a semiweighted action good for a beginner. Plus, it has a cool loop mix function, a cool variation of styles from other keyboards. I am just getting back into playing, have been so busy with work all this time, and this seemed to have almost everything I needed and wanted for the price at this time and compliments my JD-Xi, ss both are red and black. Check out the awesome Yohan Kim on RUclips, he uses both, among other keyboards, and is an incredible world class musician, arranger, and composer, and is the Roland ambassador for their products in Korea. So yes, itvis a great keyboard for a beginner, but yhe Yamaha PSR-E373, is also great, at $200. The only thing is, that you will have to search online for the music rest, like I will be ordering, as unlike the Go:Piano, it's not included. Check out that Yamaha PSR-E373 on Jeremy's video, and search for videos on the Go:Keys, too. It would be really nice if Jeremy got one of these and made a video review of it. *hint* Now that you showed interest. It is a viable option, especially for aspiring songwriters on a budget. I hope that helps answer your question.
I have the same piano but its not so great ,especially the speakers are very bad, sound engine is good but not up to the mark but what can you possibly expect at this price range, One thing that casio never improves is their quality of sound, their keyboards and pianos sound very artificial and this is their major drawback, they should work on their sound quality
Hi! I have Casio S350 and I feel the same as you: speakers should sound better and It’s better with earphones, but I hear a little white noise with them. Do you experiment that white noise? Thanks!
Casio has the better sound technology in their upper line models, but it's their decision based on marketing snd production cost what sound set series they use in esch of their models.
They should do the same as Roland , Roland always tosses some Supernatural piano sounds to their entry level keyboards which are really good. But entry level casios have good keybeds and are cheaper. Using them as midi controllers is probably the way to go.
What is the song you play at :50 ? Hopefully you have done a video on learning this beautiful song....need to play that on 'pipe organ'....e373 Yamaha....help..
Hello Sir, I bought Casio CDP S150 recently. It was working fine until some months. But now, there is no volume at all for all keys. Please help me to fix this problem.
Hey Jeremy i am a learner and l am from India. I have a confusion on buying Casio CTx 9000in or yamaha psr i500 I can't choose which one to buy.everyone says the Casio has more features but it sounds not good yamaha is sounds good but I want to get a suggestion from you . Is it true yamaha sounds good and Casio not good so if it's not than I should go for yamaha????please reply which one to buy for best sound quality?????
They both have keyboards with great sounds snd features at different price ranges. The have different technologies, and design perspectives, and Jeremy puts so much effort into making these videos, but can make the decisions for many of you, because there are so many different factors involved, and only you can decide, plus availability and price, your objectives, and level of playing proficiency. And sound quality is subjective.
The Roland FP10, butvas Jeremy stated in thr video, it is in huge demand, and been out of stock for over 9 months. I can confirm that. Even their more expensive FP series models are hard to find.
This is a digital piano, not a synthesizer. It is weighted and graded action, not a synthesizer action. I thing you're missing the complete point of what this particular device is for. A synth isn't a good tool to learn piano. The keybed response tends to be too light on a synth and conditions beginners to miss the expressive features of a piano keybed. Also, what 88 key, weighted synthesizer can you get at this price point? If a synth is want you need, but that. If a digital piano is what you need, buy that. They are not interchangeable.
@@doordedeur But synthesizers with weighted keys, almost always 88 will cost a lot more for full weighted action. Some keyboard workststions have 88 keys and can be a digital piano and synth. But not all synths are digital pianos.
Casio will always be associated with toy organ keyboards. It should create a sub brand, a sort of new player brand backed up by a well stablished company. Just saying. 😊
This sounds no better than casio digital pianos of 20 years ago. I haven't looked into it, but no doubt there's probably an android app you can get for VST plugins geared at performers. Get a decent quality midi keyboard paired with a cheap tablet, plug it into your speakers and it will give you infinitely better sound than this Casio at a fraction of the cost.
Im calling BS on this comment. It is true that VST's will give you a great sound and I personally use VST's 99% of the time. But If you go any cheaper than this you're literally getting trash fatar keyboards from chinese manufactures. Rolands PHA-4 , Casios Scaled Hammer Action are the best way to go to actually have good control over the best vsts. I use Garritan CFX. I think you're going the right way with your recommendation , but you are really disinforming people regarding them being able to acquire a good action for less than literally one of the cheapest pianos already in the market.
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for beginner that want to play alone, should I start with piano or just learn the keyboard directly? thx in advance for your response, sir.
Mr See, I purchased the CDP-S150 based on your review and am totally happy with it. The price was better on Amazon but my local store matched the price and included an adult lesson course. Amazon said they could have it in three days in my home with Amazon prime but my local store said they would deliver it in twenty minutes. That was a deal breaker so I took Biden's advice and spent the stimulus money on something I didn't need from a local "mom and pop". Thank you for the wonderful video and I'm totally happy, now I'm going to learn how to play it. BTW, I just had my 78th birthday. :)
Happy 78th! Have fun.
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A clean good sound piano is just powered by 6 double A batteries wow🥺
I was also really shocked 😱
Please, try to click twice at bright piano and you'll get a fuller sound with more gain. You can do the same with any other sound. You can also click on standard/bright piano keys and get a new beautiful piano sound. Great job, as always...
Thanks for the tip!
Clearly the best choice in 2021 when it comes to the price and functionality point.
I bought Casio S350 with original stand and 3 pedal as my first digital piano because of its small form factor and Iam happy with it. :)
Have fun!
Hi Jeremy! I'd like to leave a comment to thank you for the unbiased and precise review you keep posting. I'm a beginner pianist and for many months I've searched a good digital piano that would fit my small apartment. In my area there aren't many specific store for music instruments, but I've managed to get an opinion following your channel. This month I've purchased a Casio CDP-S350, after analyzing your reviews and comparison. It has been an excellent choice: the piano is really slim and compact, with great features and good action. I really dig the keys sensitivity and tactile feel. The only weak spot is the speaker rendition of certain tones, but it's something understable seen the size. Thanks again and keep up the good work, I'll be following you!
Great choice! Compact form factor had to sacrifice speaker design. 😅 Have fun!
@@JeremySee Jeremy these keys are the same as on sdp s100 ...?
Bought one for my grand daughter end last year. Quite good.. Was able to hammer some tunes on it myself
I have it and it sounds great in person especially with the reverb effects
I really like your speaking skills man
This piano is a worthy replacement to my old and reliable PSR-E273. Very affordable and full of functionality too.
The real question on everyone's mind: how many acoustic grand pianos can Jeremy See bench-press? Hahaha! JK. Nice demo and review! 🐰❤️🎸🎶🤝✌️
Of course! Price for casio products are very consumer friendly and there is this certain hype going on between my friends, we are currently undergoing some hunting for Vintage Casiotone keyboard/synthesizer 😂
I have a vintage Casio Rspman in storage. Lol. And I think I still have the small white calculator keyboard Jimmy Fallon uses, in storage, and many music artists also used it in some of their music. Lol
Are you into dungeon synth?
Great review Jeremy 💕 I'm so excited to buy one! Thanks for this 💖🎹
Hope you enjoy it!
@@JeremySee Thank you 💕
sounds really good, those deep sounds.
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Great review. Looking at buying one SH.
Thank you for the great review!!! I decided to get it thanks to your video about 8 months ago. Now I want to get an upgrade :s probably a privia with more functions
Great choice!
Nice overview of this piano. It sounds great too!
Glad you think so!
@@JeremySee Hey Jeremy i am a learner and l am from India. I have a confusion on buying Casio CTx 9000in or yamaha psr i500 I can't choose which one to buy.everyone says the Casio has more features but it sounds not good yamaha is sounds good but I want to get a suggestion from you . Is it true yamaha sounds good and Casio not good so if it's not than I should go for yamaha????please reply which one to buy for best sound quality?????
Hi Jeremy, this is good video! I purchase this one finally. May I know how you record the sound? Because it sound so clean.
This is a great piano for the price and all the features you covered so well, I don’t need to mention here, if they suit the potential buyer. And like you said, the Roland FP10 is otherwise the best overall for the general price range, but it has been out of stock, and so in demand. But $500 for a good quality weighted 88 key digital piano was not available years ago, just like my $350 Roland Go:Keys 61K is light years ahead of my 1983 6 voice polyphony Roland JX-3P synthesizer at $1300. I really like my keyboard, and the Casio CT-S300 for the reasons I mentioned, but for $800, I can get the Yamaha DGX-670 which offers so much more than the Roland FP30. Kudos to Casio, Yamaha and Roland, as well ss other companies like Rockjam to cone out with such great instruments for the price.
It is a great time in the history of affordable boards. 💪🏽
Bright piano sounds good, See you soon sir Jeremy :)
Can't wait!
This piano was a great idea - particularly having a simple on-board recoder. My supplier no longer stocks this. The newer CDP-S350 only costs a lttle more anyway, and oozes with features. I expect that the CDP-S100 will disappear soon too.
Which is better ? Yamaha p45 or Roland fp 10 or this CAsio digital piano ?
Casio look so clean😍
What equipment do you use to get the isolated piano sound. I’ve purchased so many products but can never get a recording of just the piano audio
Given the really good piano/e-piano/organ voices available for ios devices (ipad, etc.) would you recommend an 88 key midi controller or a digital piano as a practice instrument? From what I've seen, price differences for midi controllers with piano action key beds vs digital pianos aren't that great.
This is late but do you have to use batteries or the pedals, maybe i missed the information in the video and didn’t notice but could i use the keyboard without the pedals and is there a plug to connect it to a outlet
Nice review, but what do you think about the speakers and the piano sound sample
Hey Jeremy! Love your channel. I have a question. Between Casio cdps350 and Casio Privia PX-360. Which do you pick?
which is the best beginner piano in yamaha and casio ?
Good morning Jeremy< your videos are great, I already subscribed to your channel and it is really great...Congratulations!...I have a question in regards to the Korg EK 50: I am looking for middle eastern rhythms.I wrote to Korg ( they don't answer the phone) and they gave me a technical answer i am not sure I can deal with...Could you please help me? I am not a nerd in terms of technology..Thank you so much in advance.
Hi Jeremy. I bought the piano Casio CDP S 110. In few days, I am going to get it. Is going to be send to me. Do you know it? I understood that the CDP S110 is alike the Casio CDP S100. Very similar. Have you seen and play on it? Thanks
Jeremy.. sounds great! What do you think about the hammer action of Studio Logic SL88 vs this one... well the first thing is after touch I think 🤔
Hi Jeremy, i confused is that the key of casio cdp-s100 made from plastic or ivory ?
I hear in the video that you mention about the "textured ebony and ivory key top"
hey jeremy, i wonder what was the name of the song at timestamp 7.50 as I heard you playing it in your almost every videos.
Is it better to buy the rockjam 88 or the Casio ct-s300 ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Hi Jeremy I need your help!
I wan to buy a piano for me, I’m a beginner and I can’t decide to the Yamaha p45 or Casio cdp s150
what was the song he played at 8:00 ?
Hi Jeremy? Casio CTX 800 or Yamaha PSR e453, Which one is better?
You are the best.
The piano tones all sound very electronic, though
Appreciate this review as I have a Steinway M Grand that I am afraid of using for practice in a condo where I live as people do not like to hear practicing. So I have been looking for something to do all my practicing on and then can use the real grand to play on when complete. So wanted one with option for headphones and didn't need all the voices that others have, but action and sound are important and I did want a full 88 keys.
So I wonder if you have a place where you list all the models that are the simplest to use for practicing, but separated from the foldable and the rollups as those pose other problems and should be in a different list where portability is more key.
If you could get the korg b2 (not b2n or something like that) is a quite good option between price and excelent sound quality for practice
Also the cdp s150 or s100 are both good options, I have the s150 is my second piano and here in Chile is the more affordable option.
Hi Jeremy, which key action and finger to sound connection is better between Yamaha YC88/CP88 and Roland RD2000?. Thanks!.
I am sure the Yamaha 88 keyboards you mentioned have great action, but the Roland RD 2000 has their top of the line flagship keyboard action, with a price to match. Their newer $1200 RD 88 is great, and has built-in speakers, but has the next level down keyboard action, but still great. But check out yhe new Yamaha DGX-670 at $800. It's incredible for $400 less thsn the RD 88. I love Roland instruments, but that will be my next keyboard.
@@jjacob25101 Thanks for reply mate!, and which is your favorite, and why?.
I’m confused now either to buy this one or the Yamaha p125 or the Yamaha p45 or the Roland fp30x
Please help to choose the right one
The fp-30x is the best in this list due to the pha-4 action and the supernatural tones. But if you are going to use them as midi controllers, I would recommend just getting the Roland Fp-10 or the frp-2 ( updated fp-10 that sells in costco ) .
i really wanted it because its so slim
Hi jeremy see,i also play piano at my school but i need a cheap and good piano to buy at home
If 61 keys is okay for home, I would seriously consider the Yamaha PSR-E373 at $200. The Rolsnd Go:Piano is nice, too, but costs about $100 more.
Hey I have been thinking about buying the roland go:keys. Do u think its a good beginners keyboard? also its very pretty
love your videos btw
Hey, Manon,
I am a friend of Jeremy from Honolulu, HI, and just got my Roland Go:Keys 61K around Thanksgiving, but have known about it, as I like Roland products and have had so much of of their gear and several keyboards, drum mschines snd more. I had a JX-3P synthesizer, a Fantom X6 keyboard workstation, and presently still have a JD-Xi analog/digital synthesizer/vocorder.
The Go:Keys is a great keyboard for a beginner, and a whole lot more for the price. It's light, portable, has built in speakers with Bluetooth capability to play music over your speakers and s
Also play along with it. It has MIDI connectivity via micro USB for music DAW software, battery power option, and lots of high quality sounds from each instrument category, especially if you enable the GM2 voices from the much more expensive Juno DS workstation keyboards. It has nice textured keys, with a semiweighted action good for a beginner.
Plus, it has a cool loop mix function, a cool variation of styles from other keyboards.
I am just getting back into playing, have been so busy with work all this time, and this seemed to have almost everything I needed and wanted for the price at this time and compliments my JD-Xi, ss both are red and black.
Check out the awesome Yohan Kim on RUclips, he uses both, among other keyboards, and is an incredible world class musician, arranger, and composer, and is the Roland ambassador for their products in Korea.
So yes, itvis a great keyboard for a beginner, but yhe Yamaha PSR-E373, is also great, at $200.
The only thing is, that you will have to search online for the music rest, like I will be ordering, as unlike the Go:Piano, it's not included.
Check out that Yamaha PSR-E373 on Jeremy's video, and search for videos on the Go:Keys, too. It would be really nice if Jeremy got one of these and made a video review of it. *hint* Now that you showed interest. It is a viable option, especially for aspiring songwriters on a budget.
I hope that helps answer your question.
Nice board!!!!
When i can have one of this🥺😭
Is this better than the casio cdp 220r?
Just got one!!!
Have fun!
Very good
I have the same piano but its not so great ,especially the speakers are very bad, sound engine is good but not up to the mark but what can you possibly expect at this price range, One thing that casio never improves is their quality of sound, their keyboards and pianos sound very artificial and this is their major drawback, they should work on their sound quality
Hi! I have Casio S350 and I feel the same as you: speakers should sound better and It’s better with earphones, but I hear a little white noise with them. Do you experiment that white noise? Thanks!
Casio has the better sound technology in their upper line models, but it's their decision based on marketing snd production cost what sound set series they use in esch of their models.
@@alfonsoalmagropastor hey, yes I do have, I was wondering if it's only mine
@@alfonsoalmagropastor I also experiment a light distortion sometimes when playing chromaticism
They should do the same as Roland , Roland always tosses some Supernatural piano sounds to their entry level keyboards which are really good.
But entry level casios have good keybeds and are cheaper. Using them as midi controllers is probably the way to go.
What is the song you play at :50 ? Hopefully you have done a video on learning this beautiful song....need to play that on 'pipe organ'....e373 Yamaha....help..
Moonlight Sonata ruclips.net/video/4Tr0otuiQuU/видео.html
Bro make a video for hole Casio and yamaha logic comparison
1st Jeremy see big fan give a reply that how can I contact you plz sir
Hello Sir, I bought Casio CDP S150 recently. It was working fine until some months. But now, there is no volume at all for all keys. Please help me to fix this problem.
Why ask a youtuber for help? Literally communicate with casio!
Hey Jeremy i am a learner and l am from India. I have a confusion on buying Casio CTx 9000in or yamaha psr i500 I can't choose which one to buy.everyone says the Casio has more features but it sounds not good yamaha is sounds good but I want to get a suggestion from you . Is it true yamaha sounds good and Casio not good so if it's not than I should go for yamaha????please reply which one to buy for best sound quality?????
They both have keyboards with great sounds snd features at different price ranges. The have different technologies, and design perspectives, and Jeremy puts so much effort into making these videos, but can make the decisions for many of you, because there are so many different factors involved, and only you can decide, plus availability and price, your objectives, and level of playing proficiency. And sound quality is subjective.
Ayyye, I have one of those
Except I think mine is a cdp s100, what's the difference?
No triple pedal support. No song recorder.
@@JeremySee thanks, man
Does it have touch sense??
all weighted keyboards have touch sensitivity lol. I don't think any company at this day and age would release a weighted keyboard + no sensitivity.
Roland ex20a please
Good
Roland fp 10, Yamaha p 45, Casio CDPS 150, Casio cdps 100 sir which one is best please suggest me.. please Sir
The Roland FP10, butvas Jeremy stated in thr video, it is in huge demand, and been out of stock for over 9 months. I can confirm that. Even their more expensive FP series models are hard to find.
You reached 100K Subs can you make a vid about the 100k Subs?
What is the difference between the 150 and the 160?
160 has better speakers
Hey, can you tell which is better privia px s3000 or cdp s350. I am confused which one to pick and its not possible to play it.
I have both and I prefer PX S3000
Of course px s3000 is better and even px s1000 is better than the cdp but the px 560 is better than all of them
Polyphony of this piano??
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Tell me about price in Indian currency
Use search for currency conversions. Jeremy goes by US $ as it is the industry standard reference.
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Can i have one from you😞🥺
I think i know whats lacking in Casio
PITCH WHEEL!!!
It's a digital piano.
Go for CASIO CDP-S350.
The volume of your playing is far lower than your speaking voice.
It's a synthesizer with a limitid amount of presets. You'd better buy a real synthesizer.
Its a digital piano, not a synthesizer, very different things
it's a digital piano
This is a digital piano, not a synthesizer. It is weighted and graded action, not a synthesizer action.
I thing you're missing the complete point of what this particular device is for. A synth isn't a good tool to learn piano. The keybed response tends to be too light on a synth and conditions beginners to miss the expressive features of a piano keybed.
Also, what 88 key, weighted synthesizer can you get at this price point? If a synth is want you need, but that. If a digital piano is what you need, buy that. They are not interchangeable.
A digital piano is a synthesizer with less presets. You can get synthesizers with weighted keyboards.
@@doordedeur But synthesizers with weighted keys, almost always 88 will cost a lot more for full weighted action. Some keyboard workststions have 88 keys and can be a digital piano and synth. But not all synths are digital pianos.
Casio will always be associated with toy organ keyboards. It should create a sub brand, a sort of new player brand backed up by a well stablished company. Just saying. 😊
They do have Privia line of true digital pianos. Should have established that as its own brand.
Who cares? They sell a ton.
This sounds no better than casio digital pianos of 20 years ago. I haven't looked into it, but no doubt there's probably an android app you can get for VST plugins geared at performers. Get a decent quality midi keyboard paired with a cheap tablet, plug it into your speakers and it will give you infinitely better sound than this Casio at a fraction of the cost.
Im calling BS on this comment. It is true that VST's will give you a great sound and I personally use VST's 99% of the time. But If you go any cheaper than this you're literally getting trash fatar keyboards from chinese manufactures. Rolands PHA-4 , Casios Scaled Hammer Action are the best way to go to actually have good control over the best vsts.
I use Garritan CFX.
I think you're going the right way with your recommendation , but you are really disinforming people regarding them being able to acquire a good action for less than literally one of the cheapest pianos already in the market.