Casio PX-870 WE

Description

Casio Privia PX870 White Digital Piano

The Casio PX870 is a high-spec digital piano and is the flagship instrument in the Privia range. The PX870 packs high quality features into a slimline cabinet so you don’t have to compromise on features even when space is limited.

Realistic Feel Keyboard Action

One of the most important considerations when buying a digital piano is the keyboard touch (also known as key action). The Casio PX870 has a full grand piano range of 88 keys and is fitted with Casio’s Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard Ⅱ. This key action has simulated ebony and ivory keys, and can be adjusted to suit different playing styles with 3 sensitivity levels.

19 Instrument Voices With 256 Notes Polyphony (maximum)

The PX870 uses Casio’s Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR to create life-like piano tones. In fact there are 19 different voices from which to choose, including acoustic pianos, electric pianos, strings, organ, harpsichord and many more useful tones for all different styles of music. The Duet Mode on the PX870 splits the piano into two equal pitch ranges, allowing a student and teacher to sit at the same instrument.

Create Your Own Unique Piano Tones

The acoustic piano sounds in the PX870 can be tailored to your own requirements. Various parameters can be altered including Hammer Response, String Resonance, Lid Simulator, Key action Noise, and Damper Noise.

Digital Effects To Further Enhance The Sounds

The Casio PX870 has an on-board professional quality effects which enhance the sound even further,. Reverb effects simulate the sound of performing in large concert halls, and chorus effects can be applied to electronic pianos to give a warm, detuned effect – this was always popular with Fender Rhodes and Wurlitzer style piano sounds for the 60’s and 70’s! There are additional digital effects which are preset for some of the other instrument voices.

Transpose & Tuning

A benefit of a digital piano is the ability to be able to tune it to play with other instruments without employing a specialist piano tuner! The piano can also be transposed up or down +12 / -12 semitones for playing in different keys. This function is ideal for playing with singers and other instruments that perform in different keys.

Powerful 4-Speaker System

The PX-870 is fitted with Casio’s Sound Projection System to fill your room with a warm sound with extreme clarity. The 40-watt amplification system powers four speakers which are placed to immerse the player in sound. The Volume Sync EQ ensures that the same depth of sound is heard at whichever volume level you play.

Headphone Mode

There are two headphone output jacks on the Casio PX870 which allow two people to enjoy “silent practice” when headphones are connected. The ‘headphone mode’ optimises the sound so you get similar sound quality through a good pair of headphones that you would when playing the pX870 through it’s own internal speaker system.

Record Your Performances!

Using the two-track MIDI recorder, you can record your own performance in multi-track, or when a USB stick is inserted, your playing can be recorded as a stereo audio .WAV file, for simple sharing via computer. The built-in metronome helps you keep in time when practicing or recording.

Concert Play

Concert Play allows you to play along with ten recordings of well-known orchestral pieces, with the ability to either listen to the piano part or silence it so you can play it yourself. To facilitate practice, you can even slow down these recordings without affecting their pitch.

Colour Options

The PX870 is available in two colour options – satin black or satin white. External ConnectionsThe PX-870 connects via class-compliant USB to any PC, Mac, iOS, or Android device, with no drivers or installations needed.

Casio PX870 Dimensions

The Casio PX870 measures 1,393ｍ × 299mｍ × 801mm

Casio PX870 Weight

The Casio PX870 weighs 34.6Kg