Casio PX-330 | ▤ Full Specifications & Reviews

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flanger is quite efficient for that matter)
An excellent compromise weight / price / quality
wurly is really excellent and rhodes are good

a slightly unnatural feel on the right hand side in the high register
the buttons are absolutely impossible to see in the dark
The menu system is extremely convoluted

Type: Grand Digital Piano
Number of keys: 88
Touch response: Fully-weighted
Maximum polyphony: 128
Ports: Aux In, Headphones, MIDI, SD Card, USB
Headphone jack: yes
Record: yes

Casio PX-330 - Pros & Cons

Casio PX-330

flanger is quite efficient for that matter)
An excellent compromise weight / price / quality
wurly is really excellent and rhodes are good
it is quite easy to use
the strings work VERY well
everything is quite intuitive
piano sounds are varied and very good for this price
The weighted keys are perfect for adding dynamics easily to your playing
They are certainly a company very capable of cool surprises
build quality and the sound
more convenient and safe transportation
The speaker system has also been redesigned and sounds much better now
The materials feel nice to the touch and are of decent quality
good idea to invest in a good pair of headphones
The speakers produce clear and detailed sound with nice resonance
a rich sound and a sturdy build quality
authentic feel and durable construction
portability and dedicated Line Out jacks
excellent and detailed info
Both pianos are excellent
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It has such a beautiful and elegant aesthetic

a slightly unnatural feel on the right hand side in the high register
the buttons are absolutely impossible to see in the dark
The menu system is extremely convoluted
PX-330 BLASTS the other two when it comes to features
Unable to remember is undrinkable
convoluted controls for the most in-depth functions
Two variations are getting very boring over time
eight watts is still only eight watts
) lacks an onboard MIDI recorder and Split Mode
Morphing AiR Sound Source uses lossless audio compression
Casio PX-160 has been discontinued
it does not have a banjo sound
The keyboard does not have Midi In/Out ports
has controller knob and a pitch bend wheel
only costs about $549
Sustained notes will play whenever the pedal is depressed
there are quite a lot of these buttons

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Casio PX-330 - Full Specifications

Type	Grand Digital Piano
Number of keys	88
Touch response	Fully-weighted
Touch sensitivity levels	3

Ports	Aux In Headphones MIDI SD Card USB
Headphone jack	yes
Built In Speakers	yes
Built-in metronome	yes
LCD display	yes
Pitch-bender	yes
Record	yes
Split	yes
Transpose	yes

Maximum polyphony	128
Number of sounds	250
Number of rhythms	180
Number of preset slots	8
Preset songs	8
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

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