Casio PX-850 | ▤ Full Specifications & Reviews

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Casio PX-850 front

Casio PX-850 front

Casio PX-850 front

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best suited for beginners and transitional pianists
powerful and expressive performance

lower keys are a bit heavy compared
sound may divert from the capacity to focus on play
is the possibly of clicking keys as reported by some users

Type: Upright Digital Piano
Number of keys: 88
Touch response: Fully-weighted
Maximum polyphony: 256
Ports: Headphones, MIDI, USB
Headphone jack: yes
Record: yes

Casio PX-850 - Pros & Cons

Casio PX-850

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best suited for beginners and transitional pianists
powerful and expressive performance
It s a classy and attractive addition to any room
unrivaled accuracy and speed
rich tones are comparable to a grand piano
simple stand design makes it quite portable
Every reasonable effort has been made to maintain accurate information
the design is both great looking and practical
very smooth essential action and excellent recording features and
piano is a perfect fit for both beginners and advanced users simultaneously
PX-870 has numerous improvements over the previous model
Both are fantastic instruments for their price
compact and stylish design
a great sound and great feel of the keys
The tone is very rich and smooth with natural decay
full
powerful sound and impressive dynamic range
built-in sound system is also quite impressive
incredible piano sound and good action
It looks good
sounds very good
responsive and realistic feel

lower keys are a bit heavy compared
sound may divert from the capacity to focus on play
is the possibly of clicking keys as reported by some users
Key Noise Some users have reported a clicking sound after continuous use
Yamaha CLP models are much more expensive
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

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Casio PX-850 - Full Specifications

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

Effects	Fully-weighted

Weight	78.04 lb
Width	53.8 in
Depth	11.8 in
Height	32.95 in
Colour of product	Black Brown White
Included accessories	Music Stand Pedal

Maximum polyphony	256
Number of sounds	18
Number of preset slots	60
Preset songs	60
Reverb settings	4
Number of pedals	3

Ports	Headphones MIDI USB
Headphone jack	yes
Built In Speakers	yes
Built-in metronome	yes
Record	yes
Split	yes
Transpose	yes

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