Casio Music Privia Px-770 Digital Piano Keyboard

Casio Music Privia PX-770 Digital Piano Keyboard, White (PX-770WE)
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Additionally, don't hesitate to contact us regarding financing options.  We'll do everything we can to help get that next piece of gear into your hands. Keyboard: 88-key piano keyboard with touch response Maximum polyphony: 128 notes Tone: 19 types, Layer (excluding bass tones) Acoustic simulator Damper resonance: Yes Hammer response: Yes Effects Brilliance: -3 to 0 to 3 Reverb (4 types): Yes Chorus (4 types): Yes DSP: Yes Metronome Beats: 0 to 9 Tempo range: 20 to 255 Duet mode: adjustable tone range (-2 to 2 octaves) Concert Play Songs: 10 Song volume: adjustable Part on/off: L, R (lesson mode only) Modes: 3 (LISTEN, LESSON, PLAY) Songs: 60 Download songs: 10 (up to 90 KB per song, up to 900 KB/10 Songs total) Song volume: adjustable Part on/off: L,R MIDI recorder Modes: real-time recording, playback Songs: 1 Tracks: 2 Capacity: approximately 5.000 notes Recording storage: built-in flash memory Pedals Damper: Yes Sostenuto: Yes Soft: Yes Other functions Touch response: 3 levels, off Transpose: 2 octaves (-12 to 0 to +12) Tuning: 415,5 Hz to 440,0 Hz to 465,9 Hz (0,1 Hz steps) Temperament: equal + 16 other types Octave shift: 4 octaves (-2 to 0 to +2) Panel lock: Yes MIDI: 16-channel multitimbral (receive) Input/output terminals PHONES/OUTPUT jacks: Stereo standard jacks x 2 AC adaptor terminal: 12 V G s USB port: type B Pedal connector: Yes Speakers: 12 cm x 2 (output:8W + 8W) Power requirements AC adaptor: AD-E24250LW Auto power off: approximately 4 hours, can be disabled Power consumption: 12V - 18 W Dimensions Piano + stand: 139,1 (W) x 29,9 (D) x 79,8 (H) cm Weight Piano + stand: approximately 31,5 kg Color Variations Finition bois noir Finition bois blanc Finition bois marron Manufacturer's Description The CASIO PX-770 is a real musical all-rounder thanks to the new grand piano sound in Concert, Mellow, Bright, Modern, Rock and Jazz sound variants, plus 13 other tones. Featuring damper resonance, Volume Sync EQ and headphone mode EQ, there are no limits to the pianist's creativity. With the PX-770, you receive a digital piano for your home with a wide variety of sophisticated functions that requires very little space. The new Concert Play function is also integrated into the CASIO PX-770: With ten orchestral pieces for piano, piano parts can be practised and played with adjustable tempos. Features Touch response Enables dynamic playing by differing sound intensity and sound properties in response to the keystroke. A light, slow stroke sounds soft and gentle, while a hard stroke sounds loud and powerful. Damper resonance The nuances generated by pressing the damper pedal are authentically replicated. Hall Simulator The Hall Simulator is a high-quality digital effect. The acoustic environment of selected famous concert and music halls, cathedrals and arenas can be imitated in detail and naturally by this feature. Hammer response The specific feel of an acoustic piano also comes from the delay between striking the key and the sounding of the string. The size and mass of the hammer heads and the time that elapses until they hit the strings are directly linked to the pitch and striking intensity on the keyboard. CASIO Hammer Response technology reproduces this mechanical property of an acoustic instrument. Layer This function layers two timbres, such as soft piano sounds combined with bowed string instruments, perfectly suited for ballads as well as slow and romantic songs. 3-pedal unit (integrated) Classic pedal unit as found on the majority of acoustic pianos and concert pianos: 1x damper pedal, 1x sostenuto pedal and 1x soft pedal. Reverb Digital effect that adds reverberation to the timbre. Split Option to divide the keyboard into two zones playing differing timbres, e.g. bass with your left hand and piano or vibraphone with your right hand when playing jazz or swing pieces. Synthetic ebony and ivory texture The elegant keyboard design provides the same luxurious feel and look as genuine ebony and ivory. The carefully roughened surface texture prevents fingers from slipping, even after playing for a long time. Multi-dimensional AiR Sound Source AiR stands for "Acoustic and intelligent resonator", which is multi-dimensional sound production newly developed by CASIO. Together with other innovations, this sound production method constitutes the core of the new digital piano technology. The result is unprecedented, natural-sounding digital reproduction of grand piano playing and sound properties.

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