Casio Digital Piano Matte Black

Features

Sound Technology

The Unique Natural Reproduction of the Rich Expressiveness and Resonance of an Acoustic Piano

Choose from 2 legendary grand piano sounds

Keyboard System

The firm touch that converts the player's thoughts into sound, providing a natural feel approaching that of a grand piano

The Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II has the unique timing of a grand piano

The difference between the sound structures of a grand piano and a digital piano is revealed in the timing from the moment the instrument is played until the sound becomes audible. The new Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II responds using a three-sensor system that detects the keys being pressed in sequence.

Simulated ebony and ivory keys that provide the best fit for fingertips for easy playing

The simulated ebony and ivory keys offer the luxurious feel and texture of a grand piano keyboard, as well as a soft touch. The finely detailed curved surface coating prevents fingers from slipping due to perspiration and provides a perfect fingertip fit even after extended playing.

An unprecedented evolution of the digital piano

The String Resonance resonator achieves deep, rich resonance with 88 keys

The sound produced by an acoustic piano is not just the sound associated with the keys that are struck. Other strings with frequencies closely related to those that produce the sound enter into resonance and add their voices to the music, giving it a uniquely rich resonance. In ordinary digital pianos, this string resonance effect is recreated virtually with strings. However, the Multidimensional Morphing AiR sound source takes a different approach by adopting a "string resonance" system that includes a stereo resonance simulator for all 88 keys. The resonance of all 88 keys is reproduced completely and naturally. The resonance obtained by playing a single note differs from the resonance obtained by playing a chord to naturally reproduce the variations that emerge in the resonance. This allows players to achieve varying resonances as they wish by controlling the force of their touch and thus perform with the unique expressive power of an acoustic piano.

Damper Resonance* achieves a more natural and beautiful resonance than the pedal

The deep, beautiful resonance resulting from the use of the damper pedal is naturally reproduced by a stereo resonance simulator installed on all 88 keys; this approach differs from traditional simulated reproduction using effect processing. The attention to detail extends to simulating the resonance created by the dampers themselves being lifted when the pedal is pressed. A continuously variable system has been adopted for the damper pedal; it also reproduces even the subtle changes in reverberation resulting from the delicate pressure applied with partial pedal operation. This allows players to use pedal operation to achieve elegantly expressive performances.

*4 setting levels.