Casio CDP-120 88 Weighted-Key Digital Piano
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Most affordable, high-quality 88 weighted key, digital piano on the planet.
Casio's amazing CDP-120 features an 88-weighted-key, scaled hammer-action keybed, 48-note polyphony, and improved tone at a price and performance that will satisfy every student, teacher, and player. The CDP-120 is USB plug-and-play, industry compliant, which means all you have to do is connect a USB cable and your computer will recognize the CDP-120 with you having to download and install drivers. The CDP-120 includes a sustain pedal, AC power adapter, and music rest.
Features
- 48-note polyphony
- USB plug & play, industry compliant
- Computer recognizes without having to download and install drivers
- Improved tone quality
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Pros
- Easy to Use
- Realistic Sound
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Accompaniment
Comments about Casio CDP-120 88 Weighted-Key Digital Piano:
Simple to use, not a lot of extras that confuse. Good touch sensitivity
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Realistic Sound
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
- School Bands
- Travel
Comments about Casio CDP-120 88 Weighted-Key Digital Piano:
Great value. Sound & action great at this price.
Pros
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Casio CDP-120 88 Weighted-Key Digital Piano:
I bought it for my child to start piano lesson. So far, it's working great!
Comments about Casio CDP-120 88 Weighted-Key Digital Piano:
After unpacking this piano, I (obviously) noodled around with it a bit. It didn't take long for me to realize that the speakers in it are terrible. They both buzz badly, even at low volume. I was about to send it back to exchange, but my wife said she didn't care. Since the piano was for her, I let it be. Later, I tried using it through headphones, and WOW. The sound was amazing. I thought I was playing an actual piano. The feel of the graduated and hammer weighted keys was pretty darned good for an instrument at this price point, and once I quit using the onboard speakers, I won't get rid of this one until it dies. I thought I liked the sound through the headphones, but just for giggles, I played the "electric piano" setting through my Ampeg bass amp. Double my previous WOW. I had visions of Fender Rhodes pianos dancing through my ears.
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