The Casio PX-350 is an exceptional portable digital piano with Outstanding versatility, expanded functions and true piano performance mark. The on-board features include a full 16 track sequencer for recording your performance, whilst the extensive connectivity options include USB, MIDI and SD card. Weighing in at only 11.6Kg (without stand), the most portable Privia, perfect for home and stage.
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Main Features | |
| Sounds & Voices | 250 Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR Tones |
| Keyboard | 88-key, Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II, Simulated ebony and ivory keys |
| Polyphony | 128 |
| Accompaniment & Rhythms | 180 built-in rhythms, 10 user rhythms, Metronome |
| Pedals | Sustain Pedal, 3 Pedal Unit SP33 (optional) |
Advanced Features & Connections | |
| Display | Full-dot LCD with backlight |
| Advanced Features | Layer, Split |
| Recorder | 17 Tracks, 5 Songs |
| USB | USB to Host, USB to Device |
| Headphone Output | 2x |
| Microphone Input | N/A |
| Media Player | N/A |
| Connections | Headphones (3.5mm mini stereo jack) x 2, Pedal x 2 (damper, soft/sostenuto switching) 3-pedal unit connector, LINE OUT (L/MONO, R), LINE IN (L/MONO, R), USB: type A, type B, MIDI IN/OUT |
| Midi | 5 Pin In/Out, USB |
| Speakers | 8W x 2 |
Appearance | |
| Size | Length 1,322, Width 286, Height 135mm |
| Weight | 11.6 KG |
| Available Colours | Black |
Description
Unprecedented Natural Reproduction of the Rich Expressive Power and Resonance of an Acoustic Piano is provided by the brand new Casio Celviano AP250 Digital Piano.
Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR Sound Source
The realistic sounds that the Casio PX-350 can produce don’t end at the grand piano. In addition, you can enjoy many other instrument voices including strings, organs, electric pianos and bass. The split and layer function allows you to merge different sounds at either end of the keyboard. Using the duet mode, you can share your playing experience with fellow pianists. This is useful if you’re just starting out as it allows both student and teacher to play simultaneously. The Casio PX350 even allows you to record your practices and performances, and play them back.
Keyboard System
Natural Playing Feel Approaching That of a Grand Piano Firm Touch That Converts the Player’s Thoughts into Sound
Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II, with a grand piano’s unique sounding timing
The 88-note Tri-sensor scaled hammer action keyboard on the new PX-350 also features newly designed simulated Ebony and Ivory textured keys that give you an incredible feel of playing a real acoustic piano. The Privia’s three sensors capture the dynamics of your performance with unparalleled speed and accuracy. To make the playing experience even more enhanced, the action and sound engine take into consideration the speed at which different sized hammers move inside an acoustic grand relative to the velocity with which the keys are pressed, this timing nuance provides a subtle yet highly authentic-sounding experience.
Simulated ebony and ivory keys with optimal fingertip fit for playing ease
The Simulated ebony and ivory keys offers the luxurious feel and texture as well as the smooth touch of a grand piano keyboard. The minutely detailed crimp surface finish inhibits finger slippage due to sweat and gives the sensation of a perfect fingertip fit, even when playing for extended periods.
Damper Resonance achieving a more naturally beautiful resonance than a pedal
The deep, beautiful resonance resulting from the use of a damper pedal is also reproduced naturally by a stereo resonance simulator installed on all 88 keys, an approach that differs from conventional simulated reproduction employing effect processing. The attention to detail goes so far as to simulate the resonance created by the lifting of the dampers themselves when the pedal is pressed. A continuously variable system*2 has been adopted for the damper pedal, moreover, reproducing even the subtle changes in reverberation that occur in response to the delicate pressure exerted by partial pedal operation. This enables players to employ pedal operation to achieve gracefully expressive performances.
