Casio Px110 Privia Digital Piano

So what are you looking for in your Casio PX110 Privia Digital Piano?

This electronic musical instrument includes an 88 key scaled hammer action keyboard.  It offers a stylish and compact solution to those looking to learn to play piano but without the budget or space for a Steinway or other acoustic piano.    It provides an authentic sound and has 60 build in songs.  

Fans of the PX110 comment on the ease of use which helps them to play better and learn new tunes quicker.  The accompanying book gives you the notes and words for the songs built into the memory which is a very handy resource for those of us that are learning to play but still hoping to impress our friends.

It is a great buy for those of us on a budget but who are fed up with the cheap electronic toy like versions previously available.

This piano is the replacement for the Casio PX-100 and its main improvements are an improved action and an improved piano sound. Personal tastes differ but some reviews have compared this model with some of the more expensive brand names such as Roland or Korg.

With that said, you should remember that no digital piano will ever give you the nuance and subtlety that a real acoustic instrument will. There are more expensive digital pianos on the market which may sound closer to a real piano but if you are going to pay that type of money, why not get the real thing.

For someone who is just starting or even for those intermediate players who may be short on budget or space, this is an excellent alternative.  It does lack some of the MIDI features and voices of other instruments but most new piano players won’t notice.

If you are looking for an instrument that is portable, affordable, has a realistic piano feel and sound, and was MIDI capable for computer notation and sequencing, this casio px110 privia digital piano meets all these requirements.