Product reviews are done by Johnny Ferreira –
Professional Musician, Recording Artist, and
Home Recording Studio Owner and Enthusiast.
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Casio PX-130 Review
Casio PX-130 – 88-note weighted action keyboard with USB and MIDI Interface
I remember when a Casio keyboard was more of a kid's toy than a real instrument for a serious musician but things have changed.
A must for the home recording studio and if you need it on stage just put it in the case and go. It only weighs 32 pounds, I've lugged around Roland and Yamaha boards a lot heavier than that… but this Casio stands up to them in sound quality to.
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Because of it's 88-note weighted scaled hammer action this keyboardist an ideal MIDI controller for even the most serious piano player, unlike me who can easily get by with 49 keys that aren't even fully weighted.
The Casio 130 does a great job imitating a grand piano sound right down to imitating the sound of the open strings when the dampers are raised by the pedal.
You can listen to the Casio Px130 along with the other Privia models as well, they all sound good. Casio is giving the other big players some stiff competition now:
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The Good:
- Price
- Portable
- Convincing and realistic true piano sound
- Realistic weighted keys
- Best in this price range
The Bad:
- Only 1 USB port
- Few buttons, so most functions only accessed with function key paired with one or more of the 88's
Casio PX-130 Review bytes from other users:
"Do not let the low price or the name brand trick you into passing this one up"
"action of this piano is constantly surprising to me with how natural and responsive it feels"
" I liked how it sounded online, but was afraid I wouldn't like it in person so I went to a store and played with one for an hour or so… It's absolutely amazing. The feel is wonderful, the sound is beautiful"
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