Casio PX-130 | ▤ Full Specifications & Reviews

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technological progress and innovative growth
realistic acoustic piano sound and feel
The software capability of the PX-130 is quite impressive

cumbersome buttons and knobs that clutter the design
keyboard s built in digital piano memory
Does not come with any on-board learning programs

Type: Portable Keyboard
Number of keys: 88
Touch response: Fully-weighted
Maximum polyphony: 128
Ports: Headphones, MIDI, USB
Headphone jack: yes
Record: yes

Casio PX-130 - Pros & Cons

Casio PX-130

technological progress and innovative growth
realistic acoustic piano sound and feel
The software capability of the PX-130 is quite impressive
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excellent for beginners to develop their timing and technique
It has a more than enough sound and has a tremendously affordable price
easy
direct and honest way
great piano and pipe organ sound
Casio still manages to deliver on major features
these tones here are fantastic
Casio PX 130 is easy to navigate and intuitive
these songs are good for practicing
The speaker system is excellent as well
AP 270 with the beautiful look makes you impressive
excellent and high-quality sound
compact
portable and sleek
thought out
intuitive
and easy on the eyes
sound quality is good
demo songs are very important in improving how well you play
Compact
lightweight
and portable
Keys feel good to the touch with a nice response
The sound is clear and offers a nice resonance
the weight is nicely proportioned and it is easy to carry
very intuitive and easy to navigate
The PX-130 offers a nice balance of possibilities
piano looks perfect
all-around considered
natural
and simple on the eyes

cumbersome buttons and knobs that clutter the design
keyboard s built in digital piano memory
Does not come with any on-board learning programs
Casio PX-130 does not come with a learning suite
not a pro-level piano
won t start to slip off from the keyboard
it is not for pro players
with power supply but does not support batteries
White on grey based lettering does NOT cut it in my view
UK Function buttons are cumbersome and annoying
digital piano is not too high or too cheap
this product is not ideal
The price is a bit higher than the PX 130
its built-in tones are still limited with only 14 ones
Casio has seemingly lagged behind somewhat in public perception

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Casio PX-130 - Full Specifications

Type	Portable Keyboard
Number of keys	88
Touch response	Fully-weighted

Ports	Headphones MIDI USB
Headphone jack	yes
Built In Speakers	yes
Built-in metronome	yes
Record	yes
Split	yes
Transpose	yes

Maximum polyphony	128
Number of sounds	16
Number of preset slots	60
Preset songs	60
Reverb settings	4
Number of pedals	3

Weight	24.03 lb
Width	52.05 in
Depth	11.26 in
Height	5.31 in
Colour of product	Black
Included accessories	Music Stand Pedal

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