Casio Privia PX-770 Digital Piano - White Finish Reviews
The Casio Privia PX-770 packs a true grand piano experience into a slim, modern design. Experience authentic piano playability, thanks to 88 full-size scaled hammer action keys with simulated ebony and ivory textures. Casio's proprietary AiR processing provides piano sounds that are as realistic as the PX-770's feel. In addition to its magical stereo grand piano sound, this digital piano has a total of 19 additional tones onboard to add expressiveness to your performances. You also get 60 built-in songs to play along with. And Casio's Duet Mode splits the piano's keys into two identical ranges, allowing a teacher and a student to play the same notes simultaneously — perfect for piano lessons. The Privia PX-770 also includes an elegant cabinet with a sliding key cover, music stand, and three-pedal board.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Great
This makes a great practice piano. Everything about it feels like a piano. It is not very loud so I would not recommend it as a performance instrument. It works for our use.
Beautiful, Lacks Functionality
This is GORGEOUS. It looks great and it FEELS great to play. The internal speakers are plenty for home practice, lessons or small music ensembles. The functionality of using it as a performance instrument, for example, in a church or music venue, is not great. If you want to switch sounds, transpose, layer sounds, or do anything requiring the use of the "function" button (which is almost everything but the piano and electric piano sounds) it makes a beeping noise that cannot be turned off. The only way around it is to turn the volume down, making it too many steps to switch sounds easily between songs. There is only mono out, and the piano sounds a little weak in tone when run through a larger PA. We solved this by running it through plugins in the computer. If all you need is a keyboard/piano for your home this will be perfect. If you want to use it in larger scenarios, get something else.
