Casio PX-360 digital piano
Discontinued, this product can no longer be ordered.
Product no: 9000-0019-6279 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.
General
If you're looking for a digital piano, you have plenty of models to choose from. Options range from reasonably affordable to stunningly expensive, which is great is you have a large budget to spend. With the Privia PX-360, however, Casio proves that a decent digital piano doesn't necessarily have to be that expensive. The PX-360 can be described as a keyboard/stage piano hybrid, and does not come with a stand. That means you can easily put it away if you're not using it for a while - although we can hardly imagine you'd want to.
Characteristics of the Casio Privia PX-360
The Privia PX-360 is a user-friendly instrument with many attractive features. It boasts a polyphony of 128 voices, so you'll never have to worry about dropping any notes. Naturally, this Privia has an outstanding piano tone, complete with damper resonance for an authentic effect. In total, however, you have no fewer than 550 different sounds to choose from, as well as 200 rhythms. From pop to more obscure music, you'll be able to play any song you like.
Other features
Casio's PX-360 offers plenty of additional great features, including a 16-track MIDI recorder, an audio recorder and even a rhythm editor. You won't find any of these on many other digital pianos! What instantly catches your eye, though, is this Privia's 5.3-inch colour touch display. Not only does it look great, it makes controlling the digital piano incredibly easy. The Casio PX-360 is easily connected to your computer, which means you can use it alongside your sequencer software. We have a feeling you won't tire of this model anytime soon...
Specifications
Product features
| Number accompaniment styles | 201 - 300 |
|---|---|
| Number of keys | 88 |
| Weight | 10 - 14.9 kg |
| Includes pedals | yes, 1 |
| Built-in amplifier | 2x 8 W |
| Housing colour | black |
| Lyrics/score | no |
| MIDI I/O | in/out, USB in / out |
| Piano model | keyboard with separately available stand |
| Polyphony (max) | 128 |
| Sequencer / recorder | yes, built-in recorder/sequencer |
| Type of display | touch screen, colour |
| Keyboard type | semi-weighted |
| Vocal harmony | no |
Weight and dimensions including packaging
| Weight (incl. packaging) | 17,7 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (incl. packaging) | 146,0 x 37,0 x 20,0 cm |
Reviews from other countries
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De bediening is heel gemakkelijk; ik doe de meeste acties via het scherm en daar hoef ik maar af en toe de handleiding bij te pakken. De interface via het scherm is goed gelukt en zit logisch in elkaar. Ook het draaiwiel werkt handig om bijvoorbeeld het tempo van de metronoom of het volume van ritme of metronoom in te stellen maar is wat stroever dan de Yamaha. Wat ik onlogisch vind aan de overige knopjes is dat de knop voor de metronoom helemaal rechts zit en de knop voor de begeleiding aan de linkerkant. Het aantal ritmes is prima alleen vind ik de kwaliteit ervan iets minder dan die van mijn keyboard. Het bijgeleverde sustainpedaal is echt onder de maat. Als casio af wil van een goedkoop imago dan zal een fatsoenlijk pedaal beter overtuigen. Daarom heb ik het meteen vervangen door mijn m-audio SP2 pedaal dat ik al had. Dat staat stevig , het glijdt niet weg en heeft een stevige pedaaldruk.
De aanslag van de toetsen vind ik aangenaam. In vergelijking met een gewone rechte piano bij een vriend van me is de aanslag iets lichter maar goed vergelijkbaar. Het toetsoppervlak is een beetje geribbeld en het valt me op dat ik hier minder op uit glij dan bij de Yamaha.
Ik oefen met koptelefoon en het geluid is heel goed. Soms laat ik mijn huisgenoten iets horen via de ingebouwde boxen en dan klinkt het ok maar naar mijn smaak wat blikkerig t.o.v. de koptelefoon. Voor een mooi vol geluid zal ik een aparte geluidsinstallatie moeten aanschaffen. De vormgeving vind ik mooi. Even afgezien van het pedaal is de uitstraling van het scherm, de knopjes en de rest van de piano er een van mooie eenvoud en degelijkheid. Om te voorkomen dat er teveel stof tussen de toetsen komt heb ik er een stretchhoes bij gekocht , uiteraard bij Bax.
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