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Casio PX-S7000 Digital Piano - Harmonious Mustard

88-key Digital Piano with Smart Hybrid Hammer Action Keybed, 256-note Polyphony, 400 Sounds, String and Damper Resonance Simulation, and Audio/MIDI Recording - Harmonious Mustard
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High-style, High-performance Digital Piano from Casio

The Casio PX-S7000 digital piano delivers an unbeatable combination of high style and high performance. With its elegant wood-grained stand and triple-pedal unit, the PX-S7000 presents sleek, modern visuals that look great in your living room. But the PX-S7000 is also a powerful stage piano and master controller for your studio. Powered by Casio’s state-of-the-art Multi Dimensional Morphing AiR sound engine technology, the PX-S7000 delivers the stunningly lifelike tones of world-class grand pianos, electric pianos, drums, and other acoustic and electric instruments. And with 400 premium sounds and advanced audio/MIDI recording onboard, you’ll never run out of inspiration!

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Your musical creativity: sparked

With 400 onboard sounds to explore, the Casio PX-S7000 is sure to spark your musical creativity, but there’s so much more to this amazing digital piano. Use the pitchbend wheel to play various types of instruments with authentic expression. The PX-S7000 features three versions of the incomparable Privia Grand piano, complete with a cutting-edge acoustic simulator for realistic string, open string, aliquot, and damper resonance; as well as key action and damper noise. Plug in a mic and lay down a vocal track. Put the finishing touch on your masterpiece with studio-grade effects that include reverb and hall simulation, chorus, brilliance, and more. Use the audio and MIDI recorders to capture your ideas and save them to a USB thumb drive or internal flash memory. With 256-note polyphony, the PX-S7000 flawlessly plays back even the most complex compositions.

Smart Hybrid Hammer Action keyboard

The PX-S7000 features Casio’s 88-note Smart Hybrid Hammer Action keyboard. Through Casio’s meticulous engineering, the keybed provides authentic piano feel and response that conveys every nuance of your performances. Equipped with hybrid wood and plastic composite keys, this high-tech scaled hammer action provides the weighting and resistance of a grand piano without the periodic tuning and maintenance that acoustic pianos do. What’s more, the touch response of the PX-S7000’s action is adjustable to optimize it for your personal playing style. We play a lot of pianos here at Sweetwater, and we’ve rarely found a piano-playing experience this rewarding!

A superb piano for any space

The Casio PX-S7000 adds a sophisticated touch to any room in your home, while its compact, lightweight chassis makes it easy to transport for live gigs, rehearsals, and studio sessions. But unlike most stage pianos, the PX-S7000 has its own built-in 4-channel, 4-speaker Spatial Sound System that fills the room with glorious, ultra-realistic renditions of any and all acoustic and electric instruments you’re ever likely to need. And of course, there are two headphone jacks for quiet practice and duets. The crisp, backlit LCD display and streamlined top-panel controls always keep you in command. The PX-S7000’s USB port is class-compliant, and will connect to any Mac or PC with no drivers required. It’s also Bluetooth equipped for wireless MIDI and audio connectivity with your favorite music apps on your smart phone or tablet. It all adds up to a masterful digital piano that will serve you well at home, on the road, in the studio — or when your busking in the park, as the PX-S7000 is equally happy running on either AC or eight AA batteries!

Casio PX-S7000 Digital Piano Features:

  • 88-note Smart Hybrid Hammer Action keyboard
  • Touch response: 5 sensitivity levels, off
  • 88-key digital scaling
  • Hammer response: 10 levels, off
  • Key Off response: 3 levels
  • 256-note polyphony
  • 400 onboard sounds
  • Sounds modification via Casio Music Space app
  • Powered by Casio’s Multi Dimensional Morphing AiR sound engine
  • Layer and Split modes
  • Acoustic Simulator (10 levels, off): string, open string, aliquot, and damper resonance; key action and damper noise
  • Digital Effects: Reverb, Surround, Hall simulation; Chorus, Brilliance, DSP, Mic Effect, Headphone mode
  • Arpeggiator (50 types)
  • Songs: Lesson Function, Part Select (Right hand, Left hand, Both hands), Demo Songs: 3, Song Expansion (User Songs): 10
  • App connectivity: Casio Music Space, Piano Remote Controller
  • Bluetooth: wireless MIDI and Audio
  • MIDI recorder, Audio recorder
  • USB memory; internal flash memory
  • Duet Mode
  • Octave Shift: -2/+2 octaves
  • Metronome: Off, 1 to 9 beats ; tempo range: 20 to 255
  • Tempo Marking setting
  • Pedals: fixed 3-pedal unit (included): damper (continuously variable), soft (2 levels), sostenuto
  • Key Transpose: -12/+12 semitones
  • Tuning Control: A4 = 415.5Hz–465.9Hz (adjustable in 0.1Hz units)
  • Scale Tuning (Temperament): Equal temperament + 16 variations
  • Controllers: Pitch Bend wheel, Knob, Control button (illuminated), 2 EX buttons (illuminated)
  • Registration: 96 setups
  • Energy-saving Auto Power Off function
  • Display: full-dot LCD with backlight
  • 2 Headphone jacks: stereo 1/4-inch and 3.5mm
  • Line Out jacks: L/mono, R（1/4-inch)
  • USB Type A, B
  • 4-channel, 4-speaker Spatial Sound System
  • Included stand, 3-pedal unit, key cover, music rest

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Tech Specs

  • Number of Keys: 88
  • Type of Keys: Smart Hybrid Hammer Action
  • Touch Sensitivity: 5 x Levels, Off
  • Escapement: Yes
  • Presets: 400 x Tones
  • Polyphony: 256 Notes
  • Effects Types: 8 x Reverb, 8 x Hall Simulator, 12 x Chorus
  • Sequencer: 2-track, 1 song
  • Song Playback: 99 internal songs
  • Recording: 99 songs, 25 minutes per song (WAV)
  • Storage: USB Memory, Internal Flash
  • Metronome: Yes
  • Audio Outputs: 2 x 1/4" (main out)
  • USB: 1 x Type B, 1 x Type A
  • MIDI I/O: USB/Bluetooth
  • Bluetooth: Yes (WU-BT10 adapter included)
  • Headphones: 1 x 1/8" TRS, 1 x 1/4" TRS
  • Pedal Inputs: 1 x 1/4" (expression/assignable)
  • Number of Pedals: 3-pedal unit
  • Built-in Speakers: 4 x [6.29" x 3.14"]
  • Amplifier: 2 x 8W
  • Display: Full-dot LCD with backlight
  • Software: Casio Music Space
  • Bench/Stand Included: Stand
  • Power Source: AC Adapter (included)
  • Height: 4.01"
  • Width: 52.75"
  • Depth: 9.52"
  • Weight: 32.62 lbs.
  • Manufacturer Part Number: PX-S7000HMC3

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Great build and action, lackluster sound.

I own and direct a performing arts school in a medium-sized upper-Midwest town, am a music educator and worship pastor. I've owned and/or played just about every type of digital piano (and synth) made. I purchased the PX-S7000 because I wanted something with a small footprint for my 100+ year-old home that had a solid build, decent action, and great sound. I suppose two out of three isn't bad, hence the four stars. But if Casio had invested just a little more in the audio components, the company would have had a really top-notch digital piano, and a serious contender in the competitive upper-midrange digital piano market.

The pros: the design is beautiful, the instrument is built like a tank, and the action doesn't disappoint. The waveforms are pretty good, and there are some really cool on-board features (especially the touch-sensitive, light-up control surface).

The cons: the built-in amplification system is the instrument's main weak point. It's not terrible, mind you, but I'm disappointed with the lack of robustness you'd find in similarly priced Yamaha, Roland, or Kawai digital pianos (even some of the less expensive Casio options have better sound systems, in my opinion). Rather than return the piano (I love everything else about it), I've decided to try a set of Mackie CR2X Cubes and the accompanying CR6X sub to help resolve the issue. I'd have been willing to pay the extra $ for a better quality speaker system in the PX-S7000. Oh, and the internal architecture of the instrument is cumbersome, with layers upon layers of parameters to wade through for the simplest edits. The accompanying app works around this deficiency, but one shouldn't have to pull out a device to tweak the most basic parameters. I suppose those touch-sensitive light-up buttons aren't cheap, which may be why Casio designed such minimalistic onboard controls.

Bottom line: If I were looking for a stand-alone instrument for stage, studio, or rehearsal room, I wouldn't choose the PX-S7000. For personal enjoyment in my home, however, it works nicely. The build quality is exceptional, I love the look of the instrument (the mustard goes well with the color scheme of our Fireside room), and the touch-sensitive surface with those really cool light-up controls is delightful!
by Mark Reeves from Jamestown, ND on
Music background: Music Educator, Church Musician, Producer, Composer

Wow, I never thought about buying a Casio KEYBOARD.

I've been playing on stage since 1969, writing & recording, and making videos for many years. I owned and played all the significant keyboards, too. So the main thing to me is the sound of the keyboard, portability, and A couple of main features: Oh, and "THE Look" is a Plus. After working with my advisor and with Sweetwater "Jay Diehl," I tested and battled him for a few months by trying out and returning keyboards until I got the one I needed. So, The Casio S7000 WON the battle; I'm going on 72, still rocking, playing, and recording in high gear, but now, with this CASIO keyboard, I have a great addition to my setup and studio. You can go to about 4 of your main sounds with little problem. I recommend it to my musician friends who want a pro-piano sound that looks great on stage. This is it. It can even be run on batties, but I don't. The built-in drums and recording of one track come in handy. Besides the tremendous acoustic piano, it has about 300 sounds, which is fantastic. So Yamaha Roland Hammond and Korg, I still Love you. But let The Casico S7000 join the family.
by Roger Terrell from Cornelia Ga. on
Music background: Profession Performer singer song writer.

Fantastic

I'm a professional musician, playing for decades, played lots of different keyboard and pianos over the years and I'm EXTREMELY impressed to say the least. The piano sounds are fantastic. Truly. The way they sound, respond, sit in the mix with voice and other instruments or solo, sweet. I've played many different latest models of pianos in the last few months, including the "red" keyboard everyone gushes about, I'm very picky about piano sounds, and frankly this Casio 7000 came out above them all to my preference. All 3 grand pianos I love the sound of for different applications but the Berlin that I understand is unique on the 7000 is such a fantastic sample. The attack and tone is unlike anything I've played before and worth it to me to buy the 7000 vs the 5000 or 6000. Also has decent electric piano sounds also along with nice pads. The other thing that amazed me was how good this key bed feels. It is like someone designed it just for me, ha, such a great feel to it. And it's basically silent, don't know how they did it, but they did. The keys have a nice texture on it. And last but not least, really nice design, the stand, the keyboard, the clear music stand, the mustard color, it just blends together nicely. Of course looks mean nothing without the feel and sound, but this keyboard has it all. I'm so glad I purchased it and for those who are obsessed with names, red keyboards, think Casio is the company that makes cheap things? You really own yourself to play and hear this keyboard.
by 88k on
Music background: Professional

Such a great instrument. The price tag on this IS warranted

Ive had this Casio for a few months now. Through 2022, I felt To better read music, I wanted to add piano to the mix of guitar. One of my patients that is a distinguished musician had mentioned that if I were to go to school for guitar, piano would be an automatic part of the program to better enhance the level that a student would absorb and learn. I began researching and started to lean towards Kawai, and over months of learning and understanding the products out there, realized the notion of finding a Kawai CA series in a pandemic world was not going to be an option for some time. I began to dig deeper with going with a Clavinova. During this research this Casio P7000 popped up and immediately caught my visual attention, though I dismissed it for being simply a high end of a lower spectrum of piano keyboard. I was getting more and more sold on the Clavinova. Again, could not find anything available. Somehow I began doing a deep dive on the P7000 as it does look like it was built for me and my midcentury decor. More and more I realized there was some grit to Casio in what they were attempting with this particular model. This is not just a high end beginner series keyboard. I wont go into specs as Sweetwater & Youtube cover this quite well. Also, I was cautious with the weight of the short length of the keys themselves, though that is not an issue here, at all. The keys are amazing. As for the build, the Casio is built like a tank! You will absolutely see no flex, no wobble. Any wobble would say more about the flooring of the home.
I recently also bought a Fender Custom shop with help from my amazing Sales Engineer, Ben Elder. It is a gorgeous and very well made guitar. After some long days of healthcare, it can be a bit challenging to want to pick up the Fender and do my daily due diligence with it. With the P7000, visually it calls out, Come, have a seat, get lost in some music, as I walk in the door. The guitar gets love, though this piano has become a favorite go to since I got it, more than I realized it would. I do jump between guitar and piano, however, and can see why one would want to learn and know both simultaneously.
Thank you Sweetwater, and Ben! …Until next time!
by Eric Montoya from Albuquerque, NM on

Many of the keyboardists here at Sweetwater have fond memories of Casio that go all the way back to when we first started playing, and that's often kept us coming back for decades. Today, we're happy to point players to Casio keyboards, no matter how long they've been playing - even if they've never played at all. In fact, we've set up many beginners with Casio LK series Lighted-key models, and they've regularly raved about how easy these keyboards make learning. Likewise, several of the solo performers at Sweetwater swear by their fully loaded Privia and other advanced lines, which provide top-notch accompaniment and more. And if you stop by the Sweetwater Piano Showroom, we'll be happy to show you the latest Casio home piano - all providing amazing value and style.

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