Yesterday Casio announced the PX-360 and PX-560 stage piano's and the CGP-700 compact home piano.

All are based on Casio's current stagepiano star PX-5S and are extremely light (10kg) have a very good graded hammer keybed an awesome sound rivalling the top stage piano competitors, a lovely 5,3" touchscreen, build in speakers and amplification and all come with over 200 styles.. for under $1000









If you want to teach your kids piano and still allow them to have some styles, a fullfledged synth and an arpeggiator to play around with, this could be a superb choice..


Or just for gigging, doing a cocktail party, background music at a diner, just perfect at that weight..

Isn't Rich Formidoni from Korg in the first video? Did he switch companies?

The drums on the CGP-700 sounds great. What will be there next arranger?

Yes, he did switch, Casio is planning to conquer the world with their high quallity sound at affordable prices in the next few years, and he is part of that plan...


Frans, so far no plans for a new arranger, their current topmodel has the same soundengine as these stage pianos... And its not even that old, i believe a year or so


The arrangers have the same problem however when it comes to styles as these styles, its not so much the fact that there is only one intro/ending/ variation but that you can not load any new styles into it...

You can however edit and even combine tracks of excisting styles..