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Casio PX-150

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3.9 out of 5
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Pros

  • The keys also have a fairly realistic ebony and ivory feel
  • great for variation or trying out a new style
  • It works well for duets

Cons

  • digital pianos feel plastic and low quality
  • Keys along the bass are heavier
  • no instrument really works only on its own in this age of music technology
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Key specs

  • Grand Digital Piano
  • 88
  • Fully-weighted
  • 128
  • USB
  • No
  • yes
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Casio PX-150 - Pros & Cons

Casio PX-150

Pros

  • The keys also have a fairly realistic ebony and ivory feel
  • great for variation or trying out a new style
  • It works well for duets
  • students and teachers
  • Casio PX150 has been improved from its previous generations
  • great features promise to give you a wonderful experience with music
  • provides you with a realistic piano playing experience
  • the sounds are better providing better response
  • low price and good sound
  • with the quality as well as performance
  • great sound system helps you play most of songs

Cons

  • digital pianos feel plastic and low quality
  • Keys along the bass are heavier
  • no instrument really works only on its own in this age of music technology
  • lack much of the flash of other models
  • many better options in this price range
  • your instrument is heavy and difficult to take out and
  • While bass tones are heavier
  • is too heavy compared to many acoustics
  • the keys are heavier than those found on most acoustics
  • look great in your living area
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Casio PX-150 - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
TypeGrand Digital Piano
Number of keys88
Touch responseFully-weighted
Touch sensitivity levels3
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Features
PortsUSB
Headphone jackNo
Built In Speakersyes
Built-in metronomeyes
Recordyes
Splityes
Transposeyes
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Sound
Maximum polyphony128
Number of sounds18
Number of preset slots60
Preset songs60
Reverb settings4
Number of pedals1
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Dimensions
Weight24.03 lb
Width52.0 in
Depth11.2 in
Height5.3 in
Colour of product
  • Black
  • White
Included accessories
  • Music Stand
  • Pedal

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