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Casio PX-S1100 Digital Piano Feels and Sounds Like a Grand Piano
Casio America announced today the release of the PX-S1100, the latest addition to the award-winning Privia PX-S series of digital pianos. The PX-S1100 replaces the PX-S1000, one of the top-selling digital pianos on the market today and earned its reputation for sound and features that punch far above its price class. The new model retains…
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Casio Announces Digital Pianos with Three Different Historic Grand Piano Sound Profiles
Casio announced today that it will release two new digital pianos– GP-500BP and GP-300BK. With the new GP-500BP and GP-300BK, Casio is introducing the new CELVIANO Grand Hybrid lineup, which combines the advantages of both digital and acoustic pianos while delivering an experience like that of a grand piano, including the tone, keys, and playing…
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Casio booth at Summer NAMM 2014 held in Nashville
The Casio booth at Summer NAMM 2014 held in Nashville (from July 17 to 19) presented a diverse line-up of electronic musical instruments, including digital keyboards and synthesizers, as well as the CELVIANO and Privia series of digital pianos featuring the AiR Sound Source technology. The booth was also equipped with a stage with a…
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Casio to release two new Privia digital pianos to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Privia Series
Casio will release two new models in its Privia series of digital pianos to commemorate the 10th anniversary, on October 24, 2013, of the launch of its first Privia model. The new models—the Privia PX-A100 and PX-A800— features 10 presets of different kinds of grand piano tones and simulate the acoustics of 10 types of…
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Casio launches World’s First Battery-Powered Stage Piano- Privia PRO PX-5S
Casio announced today unveiled the Privia PRO PX-5S, a stage piano specially designed to give musicians more expressivity in live performances. The new Casio Privia PRO PX-5S stage piano features 340 preset sounds covering a wide variety of instruments, including grand piano tones that can be played with the nuanced tonal variations and sustained reverberations…
