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Casio PX320 Privia Digital Stage PianoThe Casio PX320 Privia is lightweight and a fully portable stage and studio digital piano weighing under 30 pounds.
It includes the advanced AIF sound source providing 128 note polyphony as well as 88 weighted, scaled, hammer action keys. Other features include over 200 tones including organs and drums, 60 built in tunes, 70 rhythms, digital effects and 1/4 inch stereo outputs.
The PX-320 is perfect for stage and studio use. The advanced AIF sound source and the 128 notes of polyphony (where notes reverberate naturally without being cut off) make it right at home for any musical style. It also has 1/4 inch line outputs for connecting to a mixer or PA system. The 202 tones (including organ and drum tones) make this the ideal keyboard for practicing at home and then going out on a performance. The 88 weighted and graded keys provide the look and feel of a real acoustic piano.
Main Features:
Two Piano Setting Keys
Piano sound tailored to your own taste: The piano setting key switches to grand piano sound at the touch of a button. Two settings are available: classic for a soft, discreet sound and modern with a more lighter, brighter character.
High-Quality DSP Effects
The PX-320 digitally reproduces the high-quality sound of a concert grand piano, complete with first-class reverb effects. The simulation of the resonating strings that is provided by the Acoustic Resonance effect rounds the sound experience off perfectly.
Awesome Speakers
The powerful 2-way system with four speakers and 2x8 watts of output power ensures a realistic, lush sound.
128 Voice Polyphony
This permits the keyboard to produce up to 128 notes simultaneously for full musical expression. It lets you play sweeping chords and make extensive use of the damper pedal.
Scaled Hammer Action
88 weighted keys are based on a concert piano keyboard and provide a truly authentic feel.
202 Tones
Including organ and drum tones.
70 Rhythms
70 preset rhythms offer a varied range spanning many genres.
60 Songs
Listen, sing along and play along. 60 top quality songs are stored in the internal memory.
8 Digital Effects
Play before an audience or at home in the living room. The gorgeous sounds are enhanced by 4 reverb / 4 chorus effects.
Registration Memory
Faster access: You can file up to 32 set-ups (8 x 4 spaces) in the registration memory.
Also…
- MIDI-In/Out
- SD Card Slot
- USB port
- 3 Pedals Configurations
- 2 Headphone Connections
Available either as a stand alone or with the CS65 stand.
Casio PX320 Privia Digital Stage Piano Specifications
- Keyboard: 88 Piano Keys (with Touch Response)
- Maximum Polyphony: 128 notes
- Tones: 202 (with Layer and Split)
- Digital Effects: Reverb (4 types), Chorus (4 types), Brilliance (–3 to 0 to 3), Acoustic Resonance
Metronome
- Beats per measure: 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- Tempo Range: 20 to 255
- Duet: Adjustable tone range: 0 to 3 octaves for the left keyboard; –4 to –1 octaves for the right keyboard
Auto Accompaniment
- Number of Rhythms: 70
- Tempo Range: 20 to 255
- Controllers: Start/Stop, Intro/Ending, Synchro/Fill-In
- Modes: Normal, Casio Chord, Fingered, Full Range Chord
- Accompaniment Volume: Adjustable
- Demo Songs: 71 (11 tone demo songs; 60 Music Library songs)
Music Library
- Built-In Songs: 60
- User Songs: Up to 10 (3.1 MB total memory capacity; up to approximately 318 KB per song)
* Based on 1 KB = 1024 bytes, 1 MB = 10242 bytes.
Song volume Adjustable
- Part On/Off: L, R
- Registration Number of Areas: 96 (12 sets × 8 banks)
Recorder
- Functions: Real-time recording, playback
- Number of Songs: 5
- Number of Tracks: 2
- Capacity: Approximately 50,000 notes total (Up to approximately 10,000 notes per song)
- Recording: Media Built-in flash memory
- Pedals: Damper, Soft/Sostenuto (switchable)
Other Functions
- Touch Select: 3 types, Off
- Transpose: +/-1 octave (–12 to 0 to 12)
- Tuning: A4 440.0 Hz +/-99 cents (variable)
- Operation Lock
- MIDI: 16-channel multi-timbre receive
SD Memory Card Slot
- Supported: Up to 2 GB
- Functions: SMF playback, file storage, file recall, card format
Input/Output
- Phones Jack: Stereo mini jacks × 2
- Pedal Jacks: Standard jacks × 2
- AC Adapter Terminal: 12V DC
- MIDI Out/In: Terminals
- Line Out R, L/Mono Jacks: Standard jacks × 2
- Output Impedance: 2.3KO
- Output Voltage: 1.8V (RMS) MAX
- Line In R, L/Mono Jacks: Standard jacks × 2
- Input Impedance: 9.0KO
- Input Voltage: 200mV
- USB Port: Type B
- Pedal Connector: (for optional SP30 only)
- Speakers: (12cm × 6cm oval) × 2 + f 5cm × 2 (Output: 8.0W + 8.0W)
- Power Requirements: AD-12 AC adaptor
- Power Consumption: 12V - 18W
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 52-1/16 × 10-15/16 × 5-1/4 inches (132.2 × 27.8 × 13.4 cm)
- Weight: Approximately 26.4 pounds (12.0 kg)
* Specifications and designs are subject to change without notice.
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 6 people rated this item  | Rebertone from Sacramento, USA | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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| | | Subject: | Best Piano for the buck...& then some | | Quality:
| I have carted it around a bit & it's held up great. The only issue I have is that at full or near full volume the sound distorts a bit through the speakers, but just ease up on the volume & it dose fine. There's also a rattle created by a bit of wiggle space in the chassis, but again just ease up on the volume & it's gone. This may just be an issue with my board. | | Features:
| My main gripe is that you can't disable the DSP (Rotary on the organs, vibrato on the Wurli, auto pan on the Dyno E. piano, etc.) which is not a great deal, because these fx are fair, but I'd like to be able to add a pedal to get a bit more variety. The 320 has standard features; nothing spectacular, but what's provided is suitable (I'm just a control freak). The clutches is the 128 voice of polyphony & trust me I'm constantly taking it to task. The inputs were also a selling point, as if I choose midi a rack I can still get the near field monitoring & feel the vibrations of the sound which is a plus for pianists. The duet feature is also very cool & useful for lessons. There are features here that I may never utilize (e.g., the chord modes), but they are fun to play with. | | Ease of Use:
| Okay, despite a couple of features that need manual reference this keyboard is Essentially plug & play. | | Sound:
| I was suprised at how much richer & improved the sound is compared to the PX-310 (which I've also owned). The acoustic piano's range of expression is sweet. I will say when demoing this keyboard please do so with headphones or [stereo] through an external amplifier: the sound through the onboard speakers is good, but you have no idea how rich the tone is until you hear it through aniquate speaker. The onboards were designed to keep the weight down so they are bear minimum. Classic A. Piano, E. Piano 1, 60's EP, the two clavinets (GM) the Dyno E. piano (GM) were aduible selling points for me. | | Action:
| Grand. set it up & play all day. | | Value:
| Worth every penny. Though the pianos are variants of brilliants on the same samples, this baby has not failed in the inspiration department. The samples are good & the velocity switching makes them very expressive (much more so than in the PX-310). If Casio hadn’t added the 'various sounds/GM bank' this board would still be worth the price. The keys are nice & heavy & I even prefer them to my Yamaha P-200. If you have the cash... DO IT! | | Do you own this product?:
| OH YEAH | | Date submitted:
| 8/14/2009 | |
| | Charlie from Street, Maryland | | lersco@gmail.com | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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| | | Subject: | Sounds incredible | | Quality:
| Seems very well made | | Features:
| The best features is the sound & weight | | Ease of Use:
| My $2000.00 yamaha can sit at practice, this is so portable with a real piano feel. | | Sound:
| Excellent Sound | | Action:
| Casio has joined the pro keyboard group, and blown the competition out. I gig with this every week. | | Value:
| Very good value | | Do you own this product?:
| I own it | | Date submitted:
| 6-5-09 | |
| | Danna from Down, South, USA | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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| | | Subject: | Nice DP in this price range | | Quality:
| Though it's light in weight, it seems well made. | | Features:
| Plenty sounds to choose from along with registration memory that saves your settings. | | Ease of Use:
| Easy to use for basic features ... manual describes the features pretty well. | | Sound:
| Sound is good ... especially through headphones.
Speaker system not that good, but passable for home use. | | Action:
| Good action. | | Value:
| Good value in price range. | | Do you own this product?:
| Yes | | Date submitted:
| 4/19/09 | |
| | Benjamin Sullivan from Washburn, ME, USA | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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| | | Subject: | Better than any digital piano I've ever played - and amazingly one of the most affordable! | | Quality:
| The Casio PX 320 is incredibly well built, the keys are actually a bit heavier than my acoustic baby grand piano (which I like). This board was to replace my Italian made Roland FP7 (Which I spent two and a half grand on a number of years ago). Shockingly, (in my opinion) the Casio has a lot better sound sampling than my previous board and the keys feel surprisingly acoustic. I also purchased the stand through AMS and got a three pedal adapter which is made to attach into the stand and made the PX-320 an aesthetically pleasing addition to my home. | | Features:
| Blown away by the sound quality and impressed with the workmanship...overall just a little shocked that I got so much for so little. | | Ease of Use:
| About as straight forward as digital pianos get. | | Sound:
| I honestly get a little weirded out sometimes because the sound is so big and so real, It just doesn't seem possible that I'm not playing on a Steinway model D or something along those lines. | | Action:
| Perfect...even when I'm playing incredibly fast passages, the 128 notes polyphony never drops a note! | | Value:
| I spent about two months deciding on which board I was going to get - my conclusion was that this board is by far the best and better yet, it's one of the lowest priced boards out there too...you won't get a better digital without spending thousands more. | | Do you own this product?:
| Yes | | Date submitted:
| 03/03/2009 | |
| | James Craiger from Martinsville Va | | jcraiger@embarqmail.com | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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| | | Subject: | do yourself a favor and purchase this keyboard | | Quality:
| It is much more durable than I thought it would be | | Features:
| The piano's on this board are as good as most of the $1500.00+ boards I've played | | Ease of Use:
| If your experienced with keyboards this one wont be any different. Some of the features require you to read the manuel but most of it you can figure out quite simply | | Sound:
| The piano's are great. I previously purchased a roland rd300 for about 1400.00. The piano's on this casio are hands down better. | | Action:
| Action is as good as you will find | | Value:
| Best value for a stage piano on the market | | Do you own this product?:
| yes | | Date submitted:
| 1-21-2009 |
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