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From Our Research Team:

A Versatile Digital Piano with Built-in Speakers!

Casio's Privia PX-120 is the latest evolution of the popular PX-110. Boasting 88 weighted hammer-action keys, and 128-note polyphony, you can play sweeping chords with full damper expression for a true acoustic-like playing experience. Onboard, four different reverb effects and four different choruses give you a lot of flexibility to experiment with your sound, while 20 built-in piano rhythms with drum sounds provide accompaniment to your playing. Also great for lessons with its split keyboard functionality and dual headphone inputs, the Casio Privia PX-120 is as versatile as it is portable!

Casio Privia PX-120 at a Glance:

• Tonal flexibility
  
• Portable design
  
• Great for lessons

Tonal flexibility
With eight onboard digital effects including four different reverbs and four different choruses, the PX-120 offers a lot of sonic flexibility. Plus, two grand piano settings offer even more possibilities - you can choose between "classic" for a softer, more discreet sound, or "modern" for a lighter, brighter character. Built-in DSP effects digitally reproduce a high-quality grand piano sound, complete with reverb and acoustic resonance.

Portable design
Under 30 lbs, the PX-120 is definitely easy to carry from home to lessons to rehearsals and back. Yet, it packs even more features that make it a great unit for your studio or practice space. A powerful 2-way speaker system boasts four speakers, meaning you don't need to plug the PX-120 into a computer in order to produce sound. But if you do want to record your piano parts, or even control a virtual instrument with the PX-120's excellent weighted hammer-action keyboard, you can connect it to your computer via MIDI and you're ready to work inside any of your favorite DAWs.

Great for lessons
While the PX-120 is great for recording musicians, it also makes an excellent digital piano for educational settings. You can split the keyboard area in half so that both teacher and student can play the same notes at the same time on their respective sides. A convenient metronome is built-in, and dual headphone jacks also make the PX-120 convenient for practice and rehearsal settings anywhere, anytime. Plus, the PX-120 boasts a complete 88-key, hammer-action keyboard with a feel and response that's modeled after true acoustic pianos, making it a great, affordable digital piano for students to practice on before moving to a true acoustic or grand.

Casio Privia PX-120 Features:

• 128-note polyphony
  
• 11 tones
  
• Layer tones (excluding bass)
  
• Split tones (low-range bass tones only
  
• Effects: Brilliance (-3 to 3), Reverb (4 types), Chorus (4 types), Acoustic Resonance
  
• Built-in metronome
  
• Onboard Music library with 60 songs
  
• Auto accompaniment with 20 rhythms
  
• Can record 1 song, with up to 2 tracks (approximately 5,000 note total) via built-in flash memory
  
• Soft and sostenuto pedal operations (requires optional pedal)
  
• MIDI I/O
  
• Two headphone jacks
  
• Standard damper pedal jack
  
• AC adaptor
  
• Speakers: 2 X 8 watts
  
• 132.2 cm (W) x 27.8 cm (D) x 13.4cm (H)
  
• 25.1 lbs

The Casio PX-120 is an excellent, versatile digital piano!

Specification Detail Manufacturer Part Number PX-120