Casio PX-780 | ▤ Full Specifications & Reviews

Casio PX-780 angle

Casio PX-780 angle

Key texture is a very subtle feature
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qualitative products at a very reasonable price

tone quality is lackluster
Casio PX-780 are top-quality
it is a bit constraining

Type: Grand Digital Piano
Number of keys: 88
Touch response: Fully-weighted
Maximum polyphony: 128
Ports: MIDI, USB
Headphone jack: No
Record: yes

Casio PX-780 - Pros & Cons

Casio PX-780

Key texture is a very subtle feature
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qualitative products at a very reasonable price
digital piano is a very classy product
stunning and sleek design
It looks good
sounds very good
incredible piano sound and good action
a great sound and great feel of the keys
PX-870 has numerous improvements over the previous model
quick and easy use
improving speed and playing ability
stand features a beautiful cabinet design that in turn provides a deeper and more richer sound
The interface is simple and straight forward to use
the accessories suggested are perfect for beginners and professionals a like
affordable and competitive price
richer musical performances and compositions and
portability is something one is keen on
a richer
deeper and more resonant sound
The tone is very rich and smooth with natural decay
Both are fantastic instruments for their price
compact and stylish design
responsive and realistic feel
built-in sound system is also quite impressive
full
powerful sound and impressive dynamic range

tone quality is lackluster
Casio PX-780 are top-quality
it is a bit constraining
not many piano models have a sliding cover
this particular model is only available in one colour finish
piano does not stick out like a sore-thumb
it is not a brand-new innovation
-780 does not require for the user to install any new drivers
Casio PX-780 does not come with headphones included
there is no display on the piano to see the current settings
Casio 870 is too heavy to be carting around
sound will not change too much when you hit the keys hard and soft
Yamaha CLP models are much more expensive
doesn t have a lot of bells and whistles

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Casio PX-780 - Full Specifications

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

Effects	Fully-weighted

Weight	69.0 lb
Width	53.43 in
Depth	11.77 in
Height	32.8 in
Colour of product	Black
Included accessories	Music Stand Pedal

Maximum polyphony	128
Number of sounds	250
Number of rhythms	180
Number of preset slots	10
Preset songs	10
Reverb settings	4
Number of pedals	3

Ports	MIDI USB
Headphone jack	No
Built In Speakers	yes
Built-in metronome	yes
LCD display	yes
Pitch-bender	yes
Record	yes
Split	yes
Transpose	yes

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