Casio PX-160 - Pros & Cons

units provide various sounds and are of excellent quality overall
price was very attractive
compact and lightweight digital piano
The sound and action come together nicely to produce an authentic effect
piano is exceptional value for money
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clean
crisp sound
good quality
much more refined and accurate
it s absolutely fine
It has a more durable construction
duet mode is helpful for training
Good Professional And Best For BeginnerLooking
It s best for beginner and professional players
sound is natural and realistic
AP 270 with the beautiful look makes you impressive
the compact design is convenient enough to place on most surfaces
all five are pretty natural and very close
the headphones are handy
the key response is realistic
keyboard convenient as everything is presented in a simplified manner
looks and feels great
The keyboard has duet and reverb options
MIDI functionality also provides better versatility and the hammer-weighted keys
It provides 14 sound voices and supports 192- note polyphony
it s doing a pretty good job
control panel looks simple and easy to navigate
It is well-built and pretty solid
lightweight
easily portable
and extremely compact
The speakers are good to fill medium-sized spaces without
excellent quality construction
solid and authentic sounds
The keyboard itself is fairly sleek
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is indeed very affordable and thus making piano more accessible to people
delicate feel and incredible sound whenever
seamless dynamics and remarkable sound quality
beginner friendly and lightweight which makes it easy to move around
It also makes repetition fast and easy
its compact size and lightweight
Sound quality is clear and rich
good pair of headphones is always recommended for any digital piano
solid and affordable keyboard
fine tuning of the pitch is very easy with fine tune features
Great Effects and Features It is cheaply priced
good idea to invest in a good pair of headphones
s very easy to play with
lightweight
and slim
excellent and detailed info
portability and dedicated Line Out jacks
The speaker system has also been redesigned and sounds much better now
reliability
durability
and good quality sound
a rich sound and a sturdy build quality
more convenient and safe transportation
The speakers produce clear and detailed sound with nice resonance
build quality and the sound
The materials feel nice to the touch and are of decent quality
really a great investment and a great value for your money
authentic feel and durable construction
easy
direct and honest way
was incredibly compact and lightweight - and all for a remarkably budget-friendly price
well built
highly playable stage piano
The tone feels responsive and dynamic

There is no classic midi connector
very inconvenient to pull the cable from the back panel
The included pedal is also quite small and feeble
lack of additional audio outputs for external sound sources
comfortable music stand
the piano is a little too quiet
the sustain switch included with the PX160 is pretty terrible
the plastic casing is not cheap or gives a bad feeling
the sustain effect was pretty weak
It does not support half pedaling
The volume control on the PX-160 is also not marked
gap between black and white keys are quite large
the sound will bounce off the wall and be reflected back to the player
Casio does not reserve its best key action only to expensive models
Yamaha P45 does not have any internal recording capability
there s not a whole lot included in the box
the plastic housing will likely get damaged if there are too many transportations
a screen display might make it more expensive
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s not a deal breaker
the more expensive the price will be
the stand is not packed with the PX 160 when purchasing
GHS is less noisy
require the complicated tools to set up
The piano lacks a display
keyboards at this price point simply do not offer anything in the way of bass response
Yamaha s keys are more rigid than the Casio
s hookups for the standard slew of pedals
the previous song will be automatically deleted by the system
data loss you can transfer the songs via USB port
increases or decreases the pitch of the keyboard in semitone steps
The keyboard does not have Midi In/Out ports
) lacks an onboard MIDI recorder and Split Mode
Casio PX-160 has been discontinued
it does not have a banjo sound
Morphing AiR Sound Source uses lossless audio compression
the old model sounded bad
no recording software knowledge
heavier keys difficult to navigate

Casio PX-160 - Full Specifications

Number of keys	88
Touch sensitivity levels	3

Effects	Chorus Reverb

Weight	25.49 lb
Width	52.05 in
Depth	11.26 in
Height	5.31 in
Colour of product	Black Gold,White

Maximum polyphony	128
Number of sounds	18
Preset songs	60
Reverb settings	4

Headphone outputs	2
Built In Speakers	yes
Number of speakers	2
Built-in metronome	yes
Metronome tempo range	20 - 255

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