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Brand	Casio
Color	Black
Number of Keys	88
Skill Level	Beginner
Special Feature	Weighted Keys

About this item

weighted scaled hammer action
Simulated ebony and ivory keys
Sound Source : Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR Sound Source
Stereo-sampled Piano Tones
Far superior to brands whose speaker systems are aimed mostly downward.

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Product information

Age Range (Description)

Adult

Item Weight

64 Pounds

Model Name

PX 160CSU

Style

Digital

Connectivity Technology

USB

Power Source

Corded Electric

Instrument

Piano, Digital Piano

Manufacturer

Casio

Item Weight

64 pounds

Product Dimensions

58 x 15 x 13.5 inches

ASIN

B018EU5JK8

Item model number

PX160CSU

Customer Reviews

4.4 18 ratings

4.4 out of 5 stars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

November 23, 2015

Color Name

Black

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Product Description

Casio PX160BK 88-Key Touch Sensitive Privia Digital Piano with Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action in Black with Stand and PedalThe black PX-160 Privia 88-Key Digital Piano with Matching CS-67 Keyboard Stand from Casio features the new AiR sound source, which provides multi-dimensional sound production, and a natural reproduction of a grand piano's playing and sound properties. The Tri-sensor scaled hammer action includes real hammers that have a scaled weight, which when combined with the Damper Resonance simulator, give the user a closer feel to an acoustic piano. The 88-note keyboard is made from simulated ebony and ivory textured keys, and features three sensors per key to capture the dynamics of a performance, while the variable hammer mimics the timing that occurs naturally inside of an acoustic grand, relative to the attack velocity.The PX-160 offers 128-note polyphony and includes 18 built-in instrument tones including pianos, electric pianos, strings, organs, a vibraphone, and a bass. The keyboard offers a duet mode, which splits the keyboard into two equal ranges so a student and teacher may play together.

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Customer Ratings	4.418	3.65	4.4284	4.331	4.863	4.63,372
For beginners	—	—	4.6	4.4	4.6	4.7
Sound quality	—	—	4.4	4.0	4.5	4.5
Value for money	—	—	4.2	—	4.3	4.7
Volume control	—	—	—	4.6	4.7	4.4
Sold By	—	GearTree	Austin Bazaar	Amazon.com	Amazon.com	Donner Music
number of keys	88	88	88	88	88	88
power source	Corded Electric	Corded Electric	—	Corded Electric	Corded Electric	Electric
connectivity tech	USB	Auxiliary	USB	USB	USB	Auxiliary
instrument	Digital Piano, Piano	Digital Piano	Digital Piano, Piano	Digital Piano	Digital Piano, Piano	Digital Piano, Piano
style	Digital	Digital	Digital	Digital Piano	Digital Piano	DEP-20 Weighted Digital Piano with Stand
weight	64 pounds	87 pounds	—	24.47 pounds	25.38 pounds	24.75 kilograms

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4.4 out of 5

18 global ratings

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Customers like the quality and sound quality of the keyboard. For example, they mention it's a really nice piano with weighted keys that resemble real piano keys. That said, some complain about the step.

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6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the keyboard instruments. They mention that it's a really nice piano, the keys weighted just like a traditional piano, and the stand is neat. The touch of the keys is excellent and it does resemble real piano keys.

"Good basic piano with a decent sound. Great for a beginner. Does not have any drum rhythm sounds." Read more

"...The stand is neat. The touch of the keys are excellent. The seller was top notch. Impeccable packing and shipping...." Read more

"This is a super nice keyboard/piano and my son absolutely loves it." Read more

"Delivery was one day late but the piano is amazing. Absolutely love it." Read more

5 customers mention5 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the sound quality of the keyboard. They mention that the keys sound like a real piano, and that it's great for beginners. However, some customers feel that the keyboard doesn't have any drum rhythm sounds.

"Good basic piano with a decent sound. Great for a beginner. Does not have any drum rhythm sounds." Read more

"The piano's sound is clear, in fact, the keys have less "keyboard sound" than my previous Casio piano which was given to my ex-GF!..." Read more

"I love my piano. The sound is perfect. I was surprised because the keys sound like a real piano, from where you strike them...." Read more

"...The internal sounds are usable, I'm glad they exist, but I don't think either of the two pianos (Concert and Modern) are too good...." Read more

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Smokey

GREAT STARTER PIANO

Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2017

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Good basic piano with a decent sound. Great for a beginner. Does not have any drum rhythm sounds.

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Zyx Zy

Good piano but the step is horrible!

Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2017

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The piano's sound is clear, in fact, the keys have less "keyboard sound" than my previous Casio piano which was given to my ex-GF! The only thing I dont like about it is the step: horrible feeling and sound weird. Recommend!

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Luiz

Couldn't be happier

Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2017

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I love my piano. The sound is perfect. I was surprised because the keys sound like a real piano, from where you strike them. I mean, if you strike a key on the left, the stronger sound will come from the left speaker (external or headphone) and so on. Like a real piano. The hammer action is really good. They say it is a 3 stage, and it might be, but subtle, so you don't be surprised when you change stage. It does resemble real piano keys. May not be 100% exactly the same, but in a way that might be positive. Too heavy keys could be an obstacle for learning. And IF they are lighter then a real one, they would be just not enough to be a deal breaker, in my opinion. REAL different from the semi-weighed. You can use the piano as a controller, which you cannot with Yamaha. The stand is neat. The touch of the keys are excellent. The seller was top notch. Impeccable packing and shipping. I have only good things to say about it.

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David Saad

Decent Action for Money, But Too Thumpy

Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2017

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Pros:

* The action is decently-weighted (slightly better than Yamaha's GHS, which is definitely too light for me)
* Good number of ports and options for connectivity
* Light, only ~25 lb
* Good value

Cons:

* The action is SUPER THUMPY. If I play with any kind of velocity, it's all I hear. It's a huge issue and I'm considering putting foam underneath the piano to lessen the noise
* The internal sounds are lame and uninspiring, but I just use this board to control Pianoteq. The internal sounds are usable, I'm glad they exist, but I don't think either of the two pianos (Concert and Modern) are too good. Older Yamaha boards in this price range (even the ancient P85) sound better IMO

4 people found this helpful

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