Casio CDP-S160 | Best Compact Digital Piano?
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Casio CDP-S160 Compact Digital Piano is a realistic, portable digital piano that is comfortable to play. It's a perfect piano for students, hobbyists, or pianists who need grand piano sound and feel in a small space. We have amazing digital and acoustic piano options at Alamo Music Center. Come by to test out in person and we'll help find the best instrument for you or a loved one!
Casio CDP-S160 Compact Digital Piano, Red
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Thanks for the review George Carlin and Shia LaBeouf!
Curious - you said the action is heavy on this? So not the same action as the PX-S1100 then? Can you compare the action on the CDP-S160, CDP-S360 and PX-S1100 (compared to each other)?
Thanks for the great review and awesome demos (as always)
I just got a black one and she is beautiful.... 🥰
Nice video, review, playing. I was looking for a simple 88-key switch-on sounds-like-piano keyboard for someone in their twilight phase. Elsewhere, the keyboard was called "lighter than a grand piano" and that would be good. As we do not know how long the twilight phase will last, I was also looking at the CDP-S110 that seems identical. But, this side of the big pond the 160 is offered as 160SET that has a stand with integrated 3-pedal unit and that makes it more expensive than a 110 with stand and the included single pedal but the integrated pedal in the 160SET should be better in a context where a mid keeps the house clean and a twilight person might kick the pedal around, not able to retrieve it to the proper position.
One thing I cannot get clear from the interwebs, is if it has two sensors per key, or three.
Considering the keyboard's sound quality (recording quality) in the video, I presume that the audio was taken from an output on the keyboard. So it was not recorded using microphones using the speaker sounds, true?
That would be nice to know
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This or the korg b2?
Hi! What is better: Casio spd s160 or Yamaha p145 or Korg b2 for classical genres only... Thanks
145 for sound quality and s160 or features, my advise is it toally depands on how you like it I advice to go to a store nd check them personally, on youtube almost all pianos sound same.
What the difference between CDP S150 and CDP S160?
Quase Nenhuma, o 160 é mais atual e tem o receptor USB mais rápido. Somente isso.
@@marciobidinotti how about the sound?
@@ahmadkholis9518 It is said to have updated the piano tones in the bass part to have better decay. but in practice it is the same. I have a s90 cdp. it's a delivery piano, but it delivers beyond its worth. great piano for students. the keys are sensational. and the tones are very beautiful. Sorry my english rsrs
Tinny tinny tinny
Honestly, it looks like a plastic toy in red.
Well it’s made out of red plastic, so no shit