Casio CDP-S100BKC5 Full Weighted Hammer Action Digital Piano

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This opinion may feel quite simplistic to more sophisticated musicians, but this indulgence is rarely expected from low-cost digital pianos. When you reach the polyphony cap, the piano starts to drop the earliest played notes to free up memory for new notes, which in turn affects the quality and fullness of the sound.

To ensure the correct finger technique from the start, the CDP-S100 has a fully weighted Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard, with the authentic graded touch of an acoustic piano. As aforementioned, the two are pretty much the same when it comes to the audio and overall sensation. It's all designed by leading music educators at Rockschool to encourage progress and keep you motivated. li>10 High Quality Tones with enhanced Grand Piano tone. Available FREE for iOS and Android devices, Casio Music Space is an app than can show you how to play over 100 famous pieces of classical music, as well as work as a piano remote controller, and PDF music viewer.Note: There’s no option to connect the CDP-S100 to an optional SP-34 triple pedal unit because it doesn’t have the required pedal port. I am over 60 and have never touched a piano or keyboard before but would like to learn to play one now. You can hear on this model that the designers have carefully looped the sustain part of many notes as they fade them out. The CDP-S100 has a maximum polyphony of 64 notes, which sufficiently covers all song types, whether classical songs or modern ballads.

Piano sounds and key feel are subjective matters, and while I’m satisfied with the CDP-S100 in that regard, I recommend that you test things out before making your final purchase. It’s also a heavier action than the one CDP-S100 uses, which some actually find too heavy for their liking. The CDP-S100 includes free downloadable music scores and backing tracks (including Alicia Keys, Ray Charles, Coldplay and more). On top of this, the Casio has slits right on top of the keys – additional speakers that add to the amplification. They have a little different character, and out of the box the CDP-S350’s sound may seem a bit dry, but with some reverb, it does sound great, and I actually prefer its sound over the CDP-S100.

In the unlikely event of receiving something faulty or damaged please contact us by phone to arrange course of action. New features and technologies that earlier were available only on higher-end models are slowly but surely entering the entry-level digital piano market.

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