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Casio CDP-230R

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Pros

  • D1 and FP-10 have excellent key actions
  • fairly realistic sound
  • touch

Cons

  • it has no line output for live
  • lack of a built-in MIDI recorder is
  • MIDI-recording is not the recording of the actual sound of the instrument
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  • 88
  • 48
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Casio CDP-230R - Pros & Cons

Casio CDP-230R

Pros

  • D1 and FP-10 have excellent key actions
  • fairly realistic sound
  • touch
  • and an affordable price
  • the keyboard has 12 built-in sounds and a nice set of features
  • superior in terms of extra sounds and features
  • for learning the piano and enjoying all these great digital modes
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  • pianosounds and possibilities are very good for it's price
  • easy
  • direct and honest way

Cons

  • it has no line output for live
  • lack of a built-in MIDI recorder is
  • MIDI-recording is not the recording of the actual sound of the instrument
  • lack of a Split Mode and Line Out jacks doesn t
  • tones sounded a bit flat
  • The piano sound is muffled and not very realistic
  • it is a little more expensive
  • one is not more advanced or upgraded than the other
  • lack of the P-45 s Duo mode
  • does not offer support for the half-pedal functionality
  • being a bit noisy while playing certain keys

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Casio CDP-230R - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
Number of keys88
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Effects
Effects
  • Chorus
  • Reverb
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Dimensions
Weight24.91 lb
Width52.05 in
Depth11.26 in
Height5.08 in
Colour of product
  • Black
  • Silver
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Sound
Maximum polyphony48
Number of sounds700
Preset songs10
Reverb settings10
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Features
USB connector typeUSB Type-B
Headphone jack type6.3 mm
Headphone outputs1
Built In Speakersyes
Number of speakers2
Built-in metronomeyes
Metronome tempo range30 - 255

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