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Casio CDP-230R SR Silver digital piano

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Casio CDP-230R SR Silver digital piano
Product no: 9000-0009-8618 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Casio CDP-230R SR - a silver-coloured digital piano - distinguishes itself by its combination of piano and keyboard characteristics. It's great for people who want to be able to do more than play piano music, for households that consist of both keyboard fanatics and piano aficionados, and for beginners who'd really benefit from practical features like automatic backing styles. The CDP-230R SR's keyboard consists of 88 keys - the same number an acoustic piano has - which all have a convincing hammer-like response. Just like on a real piano, the lower keys even feel slightly heavier than the higher ones.

CDP-230R: keyboard and piano in one

It goes without saying that the CDP-230R (which comes with a sustain pedal) produces a remarkably realistic piano sound. It also offers 700 other sounds, however, which means you can use it to imitate nearly any imaginable instrument. Additionally, you have 200 automatic backing styles at your disposal that follow your chords - either those of your left hand, or across the entire keyboard. A practical integrated Chord Book shows you which way specific chords are played. If you're not comfortable playing chords yet, you can simply stick to the bass tones.

Practice features

While you're playing the CDP-230R, the possibilities are virtually endless. Recordings are easily made using the piano/keyboard's built-in recorder, and you can quickly store your songs, sounds and rhythms on an SD card. An Auto Harmonize function adds extra voices to the melodies you play with your right hand, there's a pitch bend wheel to experiment with, and you can develop your skills with the Music Challenge game, the Step Up Lesson feature (which allows you to practise individual phrases) or the Voice Fingering Guide (which helps you work out your fingering). It's even possible to play along with your own playlists - just plug your smartphone into piano's the 3.5mm audio input.

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Please note: the stand has only been pictured for illustrative purposes and will not be included.

Specifications

Product features

Touch-sensitive keys	Yes
Connectors	Headphone (jack), Line-in (mini jack), Microphone input (jack), Sustain pedal
Number accompaniment styles	151 - 200
Number of keys	88
Aftertouch	no
Arpeggiator/sequencer	arpeggiator
Weight	10 - 14.9 kg
Includes pedals	yes, 1
Built-in sampler	yes
Built-in speakers	yes
Built-in amplifier	2x 8 W
Housing colour	silver
Lyrics/score	no
MIDI I/O	in/out
Piano model	keyboard with separately available stand
Pitch and modulation wheel	only pitch bend
Polyphony (max)	48
Sequencer / recorder	yes, built-in recorder/sequencer
Type of display	LCD, monochrome
Keyboard type	hammer action
Vocal harmony	no
Vocoder	no

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	12,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	148,0 x 32,0 x 21,0 cm

Product specifications

digital piano/keyboard
colour: silver
keys: 88, Hammer Action, velocity-sensitive
sensitivity levels: 3
sound generator: Dual-element AHL
maximum polyphony: 48
sounds: 700
effects: Hall, Reverb (10x), Chorus (5x)
rhythms: 200 (10x user)
automatic backing: Chord, Fingered (3x), Full Range Chord
songs: 152
song expansion: 10 (up to 320 KB)
lesson features: step up, phrases, lesson part select, performance evaluation, voice fingering guide
metronome
recorder: 6 tracks x 5 songs (performance), 1 song (lesson)
sampler function (via mic in/sampling jack): up to 8 sounds (10 seconds)
rhythm editor
registration (32 setups)
Music Preset (305), One Touch Preset (200)
auto harmonize
arpeggiator
preset scales (17)
transpose (octaves and semitones) and tuning function
Music Challenge
Layer, Split
pitch bend wheel
piano/organ button
Chord Book
pedal input (6.3mm jack): sustain, sostenuto, soft or rhythm
backlit LCD display
SD/SDHC card slot (up to 32 GB) for sounds, rhythms, songs, etc.
MIDI USB connector (USB type B)
speakers: 12/6 cm x2, 8 W x2
headphone output (6.3mm jack)
inputs: audio (stereo 3.5mm mini jack), mic in/sampling (6.3mm jack)
dimensions: 1,322 x 286 x 129 mm
stand (Casio CS-44 P) available separately
weight: 11.3 kg
included: pedal (SP-3), sheet music stand, power adapter, song book

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Casio CDP-230R Handleiding	Manual	Unknown

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