I am a piano teacher, I also accompany, and play for weddings, funerals, school plays, etc. I am always at the mercy of whatever piano is at a facility any time I want to have a recital or program. Sometimes I can get the venue to tune their piano but not always so I would have to pay to get that done myself. I have been jealous of other musicians, like guitar players, that always bring their own instrument, they practice on it, it is in tune, and they chose it. I purchased this a couple of months ago and used it at my Christmas recital. My students did not complain about playing on a keyboard since it feels and sounds like the acoustic in my studio. It is in tune and sounds and feels like a real piano. I did not want a synthesizer so other sounds are not all that important to me but I did have fun with the included sounds and may use them from time to time with my own projects. Again, I am not an instrument snob since I have played on broken down-stored-in-the-basement pianos and still have gotten the job done. But I think this is as nice a sound and feel of some of the nicer pianos I have played. Overall, it is a nice keyboard that delivers for a performance.
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Product Description Casio Inc. PX150 WH 88-Key Digital Stage Piano Color: White Casio Privia PX150 88 Key Digital Stage Piano Casio continues the evolution of the Privia line of digital pianos with the Casio PX350 88 Key Digital Stage Piano. It features a combination of a new keyboard action and a powerful new sound engine provide a new level of detail, nuance and expression for a superior grand piano experience in the lightweight and stylish design that Privia is known for.
Product Features
• Tri-Sensor, Scaled Hammer-Action Keyboard
• 4 Layer Stereo Piano
• Ebony and Ivory Feel Keys
• Hammer Response and Damper Resonance Simulator
• White Finish
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