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Casio PX-830

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Pros

  • responsive and realistic feel
  • Both are fantastic instruments for their price
  • incredible piano sound and good action

Cons

  • changing tones and parameters to be tedious
  • Casio sells only start at around $850
  • outboard amplifier through the line outputs does not shut off the main speakers
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Key specs

  • Upright Digital Piano
  • 88
  • Fully-weighted
  • 128
  • Headphones, MIDI, SD Card, USB
  • yes
  • yes
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Casio PX-830 - Pros & Cons

Casio PX-830

Pros

  • responsive and realistic feel
  • Both are fantastic instruments for their price
  • incredible piano sound and good action
  • The tone is very rich and smooth with natural decay
  • full
  • powerful sound and impressive dynamic range
  • It looks good
  • sounds very good
  • a great sound and great feel of the keys
  • PX-870 has numerous improvements over the previous model
  • compact and stylish design

Cons

  • changing tones and parameters to be tedious
  • Casio sells only start at around $850
  • outboard amplifier through the line outputs does not shut off the main speakers
  • well done
  • jazz organ or electric piano sounds
  • No quick reference guide Can t change the split point when using the Bass sounds Hokey
  • there is no display on the piano to see the current settings
  • sound will not change too much when you hit the keys hard and soft
  • Casio 870 is too heavy to be carting around
  • doesn t have a lot of bells and whistles
  • Yamaha CLP models are much more expensive

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Casio PX-830 - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
TypeUpright Digital Piano
Number of keys88
Touch responseFully-weighted
Touch sensitivity levels3
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Effects
EffectsFully-weighted
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Dimensions
Weight72.97 lb
Width54.0 in
Depth14.3 in
Height35.2 in
Colour of productBlack
Included accessories
  • Music Stand
  • Pedal
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Sound
Maximum polyphony128
Number of sounds16
Number of preset slots60
Preset songs60
Reverb settings4
Number of pedals3
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Features
Ports
  • Headphones
  • MIDI
  • SD Card
  • USB
Headphone jackyes
Built In Speakersyes
Pitch-benderyes
Recordyes
Splityes
Transposeyes

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