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The sound is fabulous, and our son is enjoying playing on the full range of keys available to him
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There are 5 grand piano voices that differ enough to make them distinguishable, but all sound great whether playing through the speakers or through headphones.
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However, sometimes I enjoy playing on a beautiful mountain side pull out, overlooking a valley, where there is no electrical outlet.
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Perfect for both beginners and those who have been playing for years
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I have a grand piano at home, but this Casio is used without resentment when my playing is disruptive to others, or when traveling.
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This Duet Mode is also great for learning to play, with the teacher playing on the left side, while the student plays on the right
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and if you're willing to spend $500 on a keyboard, you should be willing to spend a bit more to have a better playing experience.
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We are not able to fit a full piano into our smaller home, and his piano instructor requested he upgrade to a keyboard with the pressure-sensitive keys so that he could improve his playing
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They don't have 3 sensors for accurate playing
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The music holder is not quite right, when the keyboard is at a good playing height, the music is too low
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We compared keyboards from a half dozen brands and in prices from $300 to over $7,000 and liked this one almost as well as the $7,000 piano.4