Casio, 88-Key Digital Pianos - Home (CDP-S150)

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Luka Russo

| Jan 04, 2021

It features an LCD and backlit keys for easy use Though it has a few notable drawbacks and is not particularly portable, the S150 is an excellent keyboard and a joy to play. The following pros 1 . *br1. There is a scaled, hammer-like texture An action key with a faux-finish Finishes in ivory successfully recreate the look and feel of ivory An acoustic piano has a great deal of weight and, in our opinion, is the closest thing you can get to a real piano for this size and price range. There is no doubt that this is When you play a budget keyboard, you're probably aware that it's like playing with a toy. A plastic, mechanical feel to them seems to describe them. Keys of the keyboard bounce up and down without friction, and there are garish lights and buttons Honestly, most keyboards make me feel like I'm playing with a toy. The Casio in question does not pass the test. With silky keys, hefty hammer and a simple, clean interface, the keyboard feels remarkably comfortable. keys on the left side of the keyboard are a little heavier than the keys on the right side, so they'll respond more closely to an acoustic piano, so you'll definitely enjoy the feel. (If you gently press the keys, you will hear soft sounds, while hard presses make louder sounds). The bottom line is that it is a pleasure to play this keyboard. 1. 2. Despite the fact that the speakers do not have the best audio, they are Do you think it would be worthy of using in a loud bar for a live gig? It's obvious that's not the case. However, it is perfectly acceptable for the at-risk population A song to sing at home Play-alongs etc. The default tone is clear and crisp and pleasant, and the alternate tones (electric piano and harpsichord etc. ) are interesting and pleasing. (Or, more realistically, via MIDI, you can mount this unit to your computer and access any sound you like. Hold down the function button, then tap the designated key on the keyboard. One touch of the function button and you're back to the very good grand piano default sound. The cons are 1 . *br1. There's a lot of weight to it. It's fair to say that's the cost of hammering Keys for action A heavy weight is used instead of friction to hold the weights down. If you have a hammer -- There is going to be more weight on an action keyboard than on a so-called regular keyboard The weights are semi-weighted or weighted based on a certain ratio Because of physics, there are "weighted" keys. As a result, even though the Casio can be powered by batteries, if you are looking for a truly portable keyboard, this is not the ideal product. You'll need to purchase a solid stand if you plan to purchase this Casio, and reserve a room in your house where you can set it up semi-permanently It is permanent. It won't be a case of putting this keyboard in a closet and retrieving it when you need it. Keep in mind that most comparable keyboards are weightier than this one, so it really could 1. 2. It's incredibly difficult to reach the headphone jack, located on the back of the device. In the event that you intend to connect and disconnect headphones frequently, you'll find yourself bending over the keyboard and craning your neck to identify the correct connector on a blank line of identical sockets Connectors that look good. Black on black is the color of those connector labels, which are difficult to see unless you tilt and look at the heavy unit. 3*1. *2. *3. I want to talk about It is substandard to have a headphone amplifier. There are going to be a lot of people living in family homes and apartments, with roommates or children, or a significant other, and noise is going to be a problem. You'd probably be in the market for a Casio rather than a Steinway if you lived in a giant house with a separate music room. A good pair of headphones is therefore crucial, and one would think Casio would stress the importance of a good When you plug in even the best studio headphones, you'll find yourself playing over a white noise storm. Casio isn't the only one at fault here terrible headphone amps are nothing new for keyboards at this price point. Unfortunately, it's still a disappointment. Overall, this is a good keyboard, and a handy alternative to an expensive acoustic piano or ultra expensive recording studio keyboard. It has many bells and whistles, but those are mostly irrelevant it can be operated by a single hand Having bells and whistles (and even harpsichords) is fine, but most importantly, the Casio CDP–5 is what makes the game what it is It was available on Amazon (brand new with Prime shipping) for $375 when I bought it. I noticed that the price has risen by $100 over the past couple of Perhaps I am just extremely lucky, but I want to clarify that I have been reviewing a keyboard that I have purchased for under.

Aubriella John

| Sep 26, 2020

With its weighted keys, it provides a real piano feel.
This is the best value for the price you'll find! Getting this Casio digital piano is a great idea if you're searching for a digital piano!.

Gideon DICKINSON

| Aug 28, 2020

This book was a Christmas gift for my son and he loves it. A great purchase for the music lover who wants a keyboard that looks like the real deal and feels like the real deal too.

Gustavo Gibson

| Oct 31, 2020

I was pleased with the purchase, it feels great, and there are only a few criticisms the white noise that is persistent when using headphones, the speakers not sounding of high quality, and the price at 500 was a bit too high for me. This month has been fun learning to play the piano. I am still pleased with the purchase.

Monroe McFarland

| Jan 19, 2021

This item was in damaged condition as the box was smashed and the contents were covered in dried bleach and detergent. I am still waiting for a resolution to replace the product. I received this for Christmas, and while it works with batteries, it does It has been more than a week since I contacted Amazon, but I have yet to receive a response.

Journey Stuart

| Dec 23, 2020

This keyboard is significantly better than a digital piano I bought for $6000 a few months ago. Recommended for someone who doesn't need a lot of features just starting out with a keyboard and digital piano. There are many good reasons to choose the Casio CS150.

Ares Strickland

| Mar 03, 2021