Seems like a lot of instrument for $699.

Demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSGEcOy2GP8&feature=player_embedded

Casio website info:
http://www.priviapiano.com/products/PX-330/

Manual:
http://support.casio.com/manualfile.php?rgn=1&cid=008009141

Casio's current range of keyboards and pianos is the best kept secret in the industry. They are incredible value.

I have always felt that Casio make a great product...I have used their pro range of synthesizers, such as the CZ-1 and VZ-1, as well as their FZ-1 sampler.

It is is nice to see they have included the ability to play alternate root chords (slash chords) on the PX330, a feature that was very seldom seen on their earlier arrangers/arranger-pianos.

Also, the piano sound had such a long decay...very realistic; and 128 note poly, too...even a pitch wheel, and looks to be very light weight.

So it is possible to make a lightweight, 88 note hammer action arranger...listen up, Korg, Roland and Yamaha.

I have to check this one out at the local dealers.

Thanks for the great links, Scott.

Ian

[This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 09-17-2009).]