- Casio digital piano has an authentic feel
- Features the high quality sounds of a top concert grand piano
- Includes stand, pedal board, headphones, bench & mini keyboard
Piano keyboard with 88 touch response keys Maximum polyphony 128 notes Tones 16 Layer (except for bass tones) Split (low-range bass tones only) Effects brilliance (-3 to 0 to 3), reverb (4 types), chorus (4 types), DSP, acoustic resonance Metronome Beats per bar 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Tempo range 20 to 255 Duet Adjustable tone range (-1 to 2 octaves) Music library Number of songs 60 User songs 1 (memory capacity up to max. 65 KB) Song volume adjustable Part on/off L, R Recorder Functions real-time rec
Superb introduction to Digital Pianos,
My wife was an advanced level pianist and music teacher in her younger days and when we got married I promised to get a piano for our new home together. Unfortunately, we have limited space and funds for an acoustic piano (especially a Grand). I have looked at digital pianos on-line before and been very sceptical about their performance compared to the “real” thing. However, we visited a music shop on one of our weekend trips and got to play and hear one firsthand. The quality of tone and overall feel was startling. The Casio PX-730 offers a simple-to-use interface and provides many features that will keep any aspiring musician or, indeed, more experienced pianist happy. It compares very favorably with the more popular Yamaha range at a lower price bracket. Although my wife was only interested in the piano features she has discovered that changing the tones to Classic Organ or Strings gives a pleasant change and boost to her enjoyment. Well worth a look at and a fantastic buy.
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