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Casio Privia PX-3

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88-key Stage Piano with Ivory Touch Keyboard, 64 Effects, and MIDI I/O

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Take This Lightweight Instrument to the Stage

When you're a performer, the weight of your instrument matters. An 80-lb. keyboard may sound phenomenal when you play it. But when you realize you need three people to help you move it, every time you need to move it, you'll be wishing you chose a lightweight, unbelievable-sounding instrument, such as the Casio PX-3. At only 23.6 lbs., you can carry the PX-3 by yourself. But just because it's lightweight, don't think you're compromising here. The PX-3 features a fantastic set of sounds, so you'll have everything you need when you gig - acoustic pianos, electric pianos, and a variety of must-have instrument sounds are in here.



More than that, the Casio PX-3 features an "Ivory Touch" 88-note scaled hammer-action keyboard, so it plays beautifully - just like the acoustic piano you started out playing. But unlike your original acoustic piano, the PX-3 is extremely portable and decked out with 64 effects for getting creative with your sounds. The effects can be applied to two tones and you can assign two buttons to control the effects.

When it's time to outfit your stage setup with a new keyboard that's not just inspiring but also gig friendly and gig ready, the Casio PX-3 deserves your attention. It's lightweight, it sounds amazing, and it's priced to fit nicely into any gigging keyboardist's budget.

Casio PX-3 88-key Digital Stage Piano Features at a Glance:
  • 88-key digital stage piano
  • "Ivory Touch" scaled hammer-action keyboard
  • Features 64 effects plus tone editing
  • Works as a MIDI controller
  • Features a wide variety of instrument sounds, including realistic pianos and electric pianos that are often used in live performances
  • Weighs only 23.6 lbs.

The Casio PX-3 is a gig-friendly 88-key digital stage piano!

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Specification Detail
Number of Keys 88
Type of Keys Weighted
Other Controllers Pitchbend
Manufacturer Presets 250
Polyphony 128 Notes
Effects Yes
Sequencer No Sequencer
Number of Pedals 1 (SP-3 Included)
Number of Speakers 0
Amplifier No Amp
Number of Audio Inputs 0
Audio Input Types No Audio Inputs
Number of Audio Outputs 4
Audio Output Types 2 x TS, 2 x TRS (Headphone)
MIDI I/O In, Out, and USB
Pedal Inputs Sustain, Sostenuto, and 3-pedal Input
Height 5.31"
Width 52"
Depth 11.25"
Weight 23.8 lbs.
Notes SD Card Slot
Manufacturer Part Number PX3S

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based on 9 reviews

AMAZING VALUE !

by christian Jansen from Singapore
April 9, 2012
Music Background: Hobbyist
CASIO from Japan has just as good Digital Pianos as Yamaha..what stands out is the Price. The Sounds don't sound thin or washed with effects..its very well Sampled in this age , Pianos are very detail... read more [+]...can't complain..of course we don't compare them to a real Grand Piano.... The MIDI IN/OUT plus USB is icing on the cake..Yummy !
TRS outputs will nicely serve in studio or live. I use it Primarily as my MIDI controller with my DAW. 88 HOT keys. I will use the onboard sounds as audio tracks into my DAW.... the Keys don't feel too Heavy..which is nice while fully weighted( Ivory Touch,MInd You ). The other reviewers has said most of what I would have said. ... go and audition it. It may be a Casio..but its a winner... The Sampled Piano sounds has better flavor over my E-mu Systems ,Emulator IV K 16MB piano samples ! The E4K was from the mid 90's though... Grab the PX-3..its a limited edition release . close [-]

Great Action, light weight

by Dharm Khalsa from Santa Fe, NM
March 29, 2012
Music Background: Musician and Producer
I just got back from touring in Russia.. this keyboards amazingly low weight allowed me to check the keyboard in its fight case (Gator) in at the airline weighing in right at 50 lbs and not pay extra.... read more [+] This keyboard is incredibly playable... the action is awesome... first class all the way... really as playable as the other various weighted keyboards I have, and at like half the weight it just makes it so much more portable. My only complaint are the internal sounds... they are ok.... passable... but not good enough for what I wanted. So I run midi out from the keyboard, through an interface and into Mainstage on my Mac laptop. The the Mainstange sounds are awesome and I love Mainstange for performing anyway. I dont love having to connect another thing though. The Previa actually has a USB out, which would conceivabley allow you to run right into the computer without needing an interface. I did not try that out yet, but it would allow travel without one more piece of equipment... the interface. SO.... all in all I am totally thrilled with this because it does what I needed perfectly... I needed great playing action plus light weight... and THAT is so great to have! close [-]

Awesome keyboard. Awesome price.

by bern hayward from new york, ny
November 9, 2010
Music Background: pro musician, songwriter, producer
For my money, this is the only stage piano anyone should buy unless you have an unlimited budget. I looked at used RD-700's and other new Rolands and Yamahas and NOTHING can touch this for the price o... read more [+]r the piano sound.

The B3 organs do not let you use a volume pedal, but that is the only thing wrong with this keyboard. It is HALF THE PRICE of some of the other keyboards I looked at which also weighed many times more. IMHO, the electric pianos are excellent and as good as anything out there. And it's got a great feel. I play four and five hour gigs and my hands don't hurt after the gig as they do on my Yamaha P140.

It is extremely light. 23.6 pounds. Unbelievable. It's lighter than my flight case for my Yamaha. I haven't toured with it, but it feels sturdy and I'm not worried. Will update if there's a problem. Totally recommended so far. close [-]

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by Gary Jaskowiak from Portland, OR
March 14, 2012
Music Background: Old Rocker/Gigging for Fun now!!
This is the piano I have been looking for!! Thank for your help, TJ! The feel of the keys is awesome. The sounds are wonderful. The electric pianos are great. I have been searching for a great sou... read more [+]nding piano that is lightweight and at about 20 lbs, I've found it. Gigging now with 20 lb piano and 15 lb Hammond. What more could a person ask for!! close [-]

The Privia PX-3 Is A Winner!

by Peter Previte from North Chelmsford, MA USA
July 1, 2010
Music Background: Pro Musician
My PX-3 arrived from Sweetwater yesterday in perfect condition. I spent a significant amount of time last evening auditioning the new sounds. I'd like to share with you my impressions:

1. ... read more [+]The acoustic pianos are every bit as good as those in the PX-330.
2. The electric pianos are a vast improvement.
3. There's a larger selection of Clavs now.
4. The organs are also a vast improvement over what was offered in the 330 and the fully tweakable rotary DSP is very good.
5. I'm enjoying the "ivory" touch key bed more than I anticipated. Really sweet!
6. The PX-3 is nearly 3 lbs lighter than the PX-330 (which wasn't that bad to begin with)
7. Panel graphics are more legible now.
8. The LCD display is nicer and is a lot more user friendly in being able to adjust settings on the fly.
9. The power supply is now seperate from the plug and has a 2-conductor AC line (which can be replaced with a longer one if desired). Studying the new power supply made me realize that this feature was also offered in the wall wart of the PX-330. There's a removeable plug module that allows one to use a 2-cond AC line instead of the plug if desired. I wish I knew that when I gigged with the PX-330.

I would have rated the piano at 5 STARS but was dissappointed that one can custom label the (8) Registration Banks but not the individual Registrations themselves.

Bottom line... The Privia PX-3 is a worthy successor to the 330 (which was pretty awesome to begin with).

Peter Previte close [-]
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