Casio PX 560 Keyboard

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Just a Touch
At the center of the PX-360 is the Color Touch Interface. It is a bright, clear 5.3" display that has a full color palette and responds immediately to your touch. With this intuitive panel, you can explore the PX-360 with ease, with all the right information at your fingertips. The elegant, simple interface uses universally recognizable icons that help you take full advantage of the PX-360’s diverse sounds and features.
Feel is Key
The PX-360 features Casio’s famous Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard, accurately recreating the touch and response of a concert grand piano with 127 times the resolution of traditional keyboards. Even the most demanding pianists will be impressed by its authentic touch. As on a real concert grand piano, the keys feel heavier in the lower register, and lighter up top. The realistic ebony and ivory textures give your hands a positive grip, and complete the piano experience.
Pure Piano
Matching the high quality of the keys is an immersive and authentic 9-foot concert grand piano sound powered by Casio’s powerful AiR (Acoustic and Intelligent Resonator) Sound Source. It uses Linear Morphing technology to create smooth, dynamic transitions from the softest to loudest sounds, as well as Damper Resonance to accurately recreate the experience of the strings resonating against the piano’s soundboard when the damper pedal is pressed. String Resonance accurately models the harmonic relationships between the vibrating strings, allowing the notes to interact with one another. Hammer Response allows control over the time between pressing the key and hearing the strings, and Key Off Simulation allows control of a note’s decay by how quickly the key is released. Connect the optional SP-33 pedal system to utilize soft, sostenuto, and damper pedals.
Complete Ensembles
The PX-360 includes 550 Tones, covering a huge variety of musical instruments. You'll find expressive guitars, basses, strings, drums, and much more, polished with a powerful effect system. Accompany your playing with over 200 Rhythms, which provide multiple instruments that follow your playing, covering a wide spectrum of musical styles. In addition to exploring the built-in Tones and Rhythms, you can use the built-in Rhythm Editor to assemble 10 customized User Rhythms using various basslines, drum grooves, and other accompaniment parts. You can also create 50 of your own Music Presets, which encompass a Rhythm, Tones, effects, and chord progressions.
Pro Performance Features
The PX-360 is always ready to take the stage. It is highly transportable, weighing in at a mere 26 pounds. It fits neatly on nearly any keyboard stand for live performance. Its 1/4" outputs can connect to any amplification source, and thoughtful additions such as MIDI I/O and 1/4" inputs give you incredible convenience for multi-keyboard rigs.
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Sound and Style
Place the PX-360 atop the optional CS-67P stand, and it becomes a beautiful addition to any home. Adding the optional SP-33 3-pedal unit will provide realistic soft, sostenuto, and damper pedals, fixed in place for an accurate piano experience. The built-in speaker system easily fills your home with beautiful sound. You can even connect your favorite music player to its audio input, creating the ultimate music dock!
Your Music, Your Way
When inspiration strikes, it’s critical to be able to record quickly. The PX-360 lets you do just that, recording audio directly to a USB stick. Should you want to create a complete musical production, you can also use the built-in 16-track MIDI recorder. You’ll see familiar recording controls on the Color Touch Interface, making the recording process smooth and simple.
Life Lessons
The PX-360 has incredible music education potential, with features designed for lessons and music labs. Duet mode splits the keyboard into two equal ranges, allowing a teacher and student (or two students) to play side by side on a single instrument. Classroom mode adds the ability to send each side to an individual audio output, making it compatible with the most popular third party piano lab systems. Two front panel-mounted headphone jacks also make the PX-360 perfect for quiet practice or lessons.
Device-Friendly
The PX-360’s class-compliant USB port connects to a PC, Mac, or iOS device with no driver installation. Easily control your favorite music software, without any extra setup.

[@donhowardii1626]

Absolutely LOVE this board and I have decided to purchase this over Kawai, Yamaha and Roland. The sounds are phenomenal.

[@davidrevanth]

Wonderful Demo!

[@malelonewolf80]

Great demo. More demo of this piano please.

[@antoniocarlosacsjr7128]

Great quick review, thanks.

[@victoragostini6032]

The best 🇧🇷

[@johnearthheart4614]

Wish they'd put the touch screen on the higher end of the CT-X series.

[@madness8556]

A nice demo, but why is the audio in mono?

[@MrBinsique]

Hello Is it possible to listen to thé midi tracks to add an audio track a micro for example ?

[@elyasarkin0991]

Wow.. 😍

[@dwaipayansarker5614]

is transpose function available?

[@johnnweke5547]

Yes. on the left

[@malelonewolf80]

Will studio monitors provide a significant increase in sound quality on this piano (for playing at home, not professional)? Or is it quite similar to the internal speakers?

[@regmason2329]

The sound in this video is very poor- BUT in reality the 560 has great sounds. AND it has adjustable string resonance and decay- a big deal! And oh yes monitors will sound fantastic! This is great instrument!

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

Jens Petter IkkeOppført get a studious monitors

[@graghamstaylor2341]

I gig a PX 560 through a quality stereo 'SR technologies' system , 2x 150 w active speakers ( one with inbuilt mixer)+ 250 w active sub & it is simply stunning & I only di out to a more powerful System on the much larger gigs !!

[@aakashhandava2472]

Nice

[@luisalbertolatorre2343]

es vacan

[@emmakeyser1459]

4 mins and 10 secs of sound.talk is cheaper then pianos thats for sure.

[@roy.shashwata]

Correction! It's a Digital Piano not a Keyboard. Please correct it

[@marcchesterrivera7598]

A digital piano is a keyboard

[@tajseekee9943]

Whatever mr sensitive