Which Casio Digital Piano is Right For YOU? - Casio Celviano AP-270 vs Casio Privia PX-770

[@karlpron]

Love listening to you playing.

[@kristiandawe85]

Jack is my all time favorite keyboard demo guy on the internet, also I nabbed a few tricks from his playing style and techniques, he's so damn good,

[@mikaeljohansson83]

I'm not looking for a digital piano I'm just here to listen to Jack playing :)

[@adamrobinson8620]

Hi, I have been through a lot of your videos, and find them useful. Thanks. Where you do comparisons, it tends to be the same price point. Have you considered a set of videos on what you get if you spend more? So go right through the range of a maker from cheapest to most expensive. Maybe show the quality and detail of the piano samples, fx and such?

[@bobgodpur]

Both pianos have almost same price tag (AP-270 being 3% higher). Though the PX-770 has tri-sensor I found out the AP-270 has better sound output (as per my ears). I think I will be buying the AP-270 for my son who just finished ABRSM grade-2. If advised by someone over here to buy PX-770 then I will switch my decision.

[@arunkp20]

But casio website says both have tri sensor scaled hammer action II.

[@armend316]

I love both! 🙂

[@boourns]

Lovely piano playing 👍🏼

[@jamesnewton211]

Can anybody tell me what the song is that Jack plays on the 270 at the beggining or at least the style of play/ something similar that i could learn?

[@cecemiao4823]

both has tri-sensor II scaled hammer action keys

[@arunkp20]

Casio website says both have the same action(Tri sensor scaled hammer action II).

[@Quhpi...]

I am here for every new video Jack is playing......just Jack is playing.......buying i would just a NORD

[@adamrobinson8620]

Having just chosen a Roland VR09 over a Nord Electro 6….I can hear how good the Nord is, but it’s also really expensive. I’m a small time bass player who’s adding a bit of keys to what I do in bar bands with vocal PA. The Roland was less than half the price, and so far does everything I wanted, and is easy to use. Might be different if I was spending more time on keys, playing larger gigs with more sophisticated production, or had unlimited money. Everyone is different.

[@The_Navigator07]

The ct-s1 is the right one for me right now

[@billyruss]

I just bought a CT-S1 for my little one to practise on for his piano lessons. I've spent a lot more time than him playing it - some surprisingly good sounds and a nice feel for the low price point.

[@The_Navigator07]

@@billyruss mine came a few weeks ago

[@1finnthehuman1]

What’s the name of the song he plays at the intro???

[@Mark761966]

Next time you compare two keyboards play them both at once like Rick Wakeman :D

[@lucygodfrey141]

'I can learn from it'. lol

[@chrisjoebekham]

i wish i can play like jack

[@mrDoveRock]

No hate here.. great video.. in Dublin.. looking to get a white.. hone piano.. wife learning. She seen a casio ..gp 310..yamaha 745..& rowland 704..even a kwai.. ( why so expensive staring off..I said..but you do get what you pay for..keytouch, action, speakers, FUTURE PROOF.. reliability. sounds , ""we like the strings " .. Which would you choose from these..or below £2g.. Any thoughts

[@jonathansteury]

Please respond! Should I get the Casio AP260 Or the Casio PX770?

[@davidtolabin5316]

I went for the PX770. The main reasons were the good sounds (as far as I know very similar to the AP260 ones), how compact it is (not much space at home) and the price (in my country, for some reason the px770 is a lot cheaper than the AP260). Hope these considerations help.

[@jonathansteury]

@@davidtolabin5316 Thanks for the reply!

[@argi0774]

Maybe something classical for better comparison? Something more complex than always this supersimple pop crap?

[@sam_fernandees]

I'm quite disappointed that so many piano reviews fail to include classical music pieces. Classical repertoire is fundamental to understanding a piano's true capabilities.

[@Fromatic]

Can anybody comment on how the distance to the pedals feels on the px-770? I have limited space but dont know if the pedals for a taller person will be too close to the stool with the whole unit being slimmer? Thanks

[@haythamibrahim6064]

I know I'm late but better than non apparently. I just bought this and I'm a complete novice with zero piano knowledge. I'm 6'2" and I find the pedals a little shallow for my liking, if it's any help to you.

[@Reactnativetech]

Still sound plastic but a little

[@williamshaneblyth]

The stupid thing is not KZbin video is accurate as KZbin crunch the crap out of it you gotta go to a store as everyone knows