Amazing acoustic piano tone; MIDI; and 88 weighted, graded keys.

The Casio PX-310 88-Key Digital Piano is a keyboard a pro can be comfortable with. It has 202 total built-in tones (12 panel, 12 variation, 128 GM, 10 drum sets), MIDI in/out/through, and line in/out. Advanced features like auto accompaniment, great-sounding effects, an onboard sequencer, and a library of 50 rhythms provide power for creativity and performance. At only 26 pounds, the Casio PX-310 Digital Piano makes it easier than ever to take a full 88-key hammer action digital piano to a gig, or anywhere.

Casio PX-310 88-Key Digital Piano Features:

• Full 88-key hammer action keyboard with scaling
• 32-note polyphony
• ZPI sound source
• 3 levels of touch sensitivity
• 202 total built-in tones
• MIDI in/out/through
• Line in/out
• Auto accompaniment
• Effects - 4 reverbs, 4 choruses, brilliance, DSP
• Sequencer
• 50 rhythms
• Split and layer functions
• 2 headphone jacks
• Damper and soft/sostenuto pedal jacks
• 2 - 4-3/4" x 2-1/3" oval speakers, 2 - 2" tweeters
• 8 + 8w speaker system
• AC adapter
• 26 pounds

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Casio PX-310 88-Key Digital Piano

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Great With Many Features

Posted by MikeKeys from Ohio on May 28, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Funk,Pop, Rock ,Jazz, Rhythm and Blues etc....

Casio Px-310 is an amazing digital piano keyboard for the price, quality, and features! My Only reservation about this product is that there is no microphone jack. but hands down this is a great piano for a novice, experienced, or professional player! Well worth the money!

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The PX-310

Posted by JAKE from Portland, OR on Apr 23, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician, Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Folk, Pop, etc.

I don't know how people can say the piano sounds don't sound real, everyone who's heard mine could swear i'm playing a real piano. Not only that, but the action this piano has is so realistic it's scary! I enjoy every minute of playing on this thing, and for the money, when comparing to some YAMAHAs said to be in the same caliber, the value is GREAT! The only thing I found wrong was the harshness in the speakers once you go past 11 o'clock on the dial, but I play through stereo speakers and it sounds great. I highly suggest this digital piano, you won't be let down.

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Great Starter

Posted by BLOCK from Nevada, U.S.A. on Apr 21, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist and home recorder

Reviewer's Play Style: Christian, Blues, Classic Rock

My Mom has wanted to play piano her entire life, but has always sat on the sidelines. So a couple of months ago, I bought her this piano and got her signed up for lessons. She loves it and has stopped playing computor games and watching TV. My six year old has taken an interest, so I'm considering buying another one. A great piano to start anybody on their way.

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Hard to Beat for the Bucks

Posted by 88keyplayer from Jackson, Tennessee on Apr 19, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Country

I have played professionally for over 30 years on stage and in recording studios. I also own a Yamaha S90ES. I play two house gigs, playing the Casio 310 one night and the Yamaha the next night. With the exception of longer samples the Casio is every bit as good as the Yamaha. The main piano has beautiful sparkling sounds. There are a few of the other 200 sounds that are USUABLE. Disregard the built in speakers and hook up live IN STEREO. I have played everything and nothing comes close for the money. It is a joy to play.

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great starter piano

Posted by bassman from Austin on Apr 17, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Hobby and some payed gigs

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Country, Gospel, Traditional

I play a much more expensive Yamaha at church and the grand piano tone is better and the feel more natural than more expensive Yamaha. The hammer action gives realistic feel. Don't worry about lack of dampaning or hearing the hammers unless you plan to play it real low or mike the speakers. The fingers rub the keys at times but that is good to get used to because some real pianos do that. It doesn't bother me a bit and I still have not found a piano that feels better to play.

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