Why I buy this one ?
- ZPI sound source with tri-element
- 32-note polyphonic
- 11 tones
- 20 rhythms
- MIDI in/out

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Price : $499.99 Usually ships in 2-3 business days

What our customer's say!

"My Kids Are Happy", I got this piano for my daughters since they started piano lessons. It sounds and feels like a regular piano. For the price, it is a good buy.

"great value, quality instrument", I just started taking piano a few months ago. As an adult learner I didn't want to commit to an upright until I see how successful I am at this new "hobby". This piano is the perfect compromise and I recommend it to anyone.
Pros:
It has pressure sensitive keys allow you to play as loudly or softly as you desire.
It has a volume dial for keeping your practice quiet.
There is a headphone jack for keeping your lesson completely private.
88 full size keys as opposed to cheaper toy versions of keyboards make it easy to switch to an upright when you play on your teacher's piano for your lesson.
It has some measure of portability, so it would be easy to sell on ebay if the time comes as opposed to an upright piano which would be harder to sell.

Cons:
Even the loudest setting is fairly quiet, so you would need an amplifier to play in public.
It's a little heavy and cumbersome to take out and about.

Since these are my thoughts as a new piano student, I thought they may be helpful. I often tell my husband that "I love my piano." So I guess that statement speaks for itself.

"Exceptional Quality", The keboard plays very much as a piano with much less weight, space, and maintenance. My favorite aspect of the keyboard is touch response, which allows me to create different sounds based on how hard I hit the keys. This feature expands the selection of songs I can play, and improves the quality of my compositions. The multiple tones of the keyboard also allow me to have fun in experimenting with other instrumental sounds aside from the piano.

"The best", Awesome, pretty close to a piano. We just love it. Great sound and very good looking :D. The price is a +.

"Excellent keyboard for the price.", I took piano (on an upright piano) for about seven years before I went to college. I got this keyboard as a birthday present in February 2007 (I had done the research and found it). It has lived in my college's on-campus apartment since then, and in a storage unit over the summer, and has experienced no problems. In the past year of use, it's been a great tool.

Pros:
Very nice, sleek look.
Enough choices to have fun - different tones, recorded songs + songbook, etc - while still "professional".
Pretty easy to adjust to weighted keys.
Good sound.
Comes with a free pedal!

Cons:
The sound of keys is very apparent while playing. You can solve this by using headphones or turning the sound up a bit.
A bit weighty - I don't know what keyboardists lug around, but this one's hard to move around casually.

Overall, I'd highly recommend it! A great value for the price.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Great Piano For the Price", My wife and I live in an apartment for the time being while I attend Dental School. She has missed having a piano to play since we have been married. We are living on a student budget, and we don't want to move a real piano when we graduate. The digital piano seemed to be the best option. I researched digital piano's on-line and in stores for about three months. I consistanly heard good things about the PX110. I found one in a piano warehouse store and played it myself. I am no expret but I thought it played very well for a digital instrument and sound really good. The price was right so I bought it for my wife on amazon, and surpised her with it for Christmas. She is quite a bit better at playing than I am, but she thinks its a great instrument as well. We both really love it. For the money it is the best digital piano out there.

"True-to-life piano sound and feel without the price or space.", We have only had a few days to plunk around on this piano, not even enough time to fully read the manual. We are not professional piano players, but wanted something small that acted like a real piano, sounded like a real piano, and something we would not grow out of after a year or two. Here is our take on what makes this piano great:

1. Hammered keys have true-to-life grand piano feel.
2. It is a piano first - There are only a few voices (who ever uses digeradoo voice anyway??).
3. Piano sound quality is exceptional.
4. Tons of professional options like split keyboard and ability to transpose keys, midi, pedals etc.
5. Lightweight, small-footprint considering its full-sized keys and sound quality.

Bottom line, if you want a grand piano without the price or space, look no further than this piano. Casio has done an exceptional job making a professional piano that can be used by everyone. If you are still undecided about the features I recommend downloading the owners manual and check out all the things this piano can do for you. We did our homework before this purchase, and we are not disappointed.

"Great keyboard", This was an excellent keyboard for a beginner. It has all 88 keys, good key weight and a variety of sounds.

"Great keyboard!!!", I've been using this keyboard for a year and have had a wonderful experience with it. It has excellent sound quality and feel. As a new piano student, it has been a delight to have the portability to be able to practice on vacations and (show-off) on family gatherings. The only negative I can find with it is the damper pedal. It does tend to move about freely. I plan on replacing it soon with a weighted pedal. A simple fix. Otherwise, no problems.

"Exactly what I wanted!", This piano is just a delight! I am really thrilled with it! The PX110's available locally were nearly twice this price, but the model actually seemed different than this one - if this is the model being phased out, I am so grateful to have gotten this one! It has everything I need and nothing I don't, and I love it! It is a great value.