Casio Privia PX 830 Review – Available in Attractive, Modern DesignIf you are a Digital keyboard enthusiast, you can enjoy the classic beauty of an acoustic piano with the convenience and sound of a digital piano with the Casio Privia PX-830. Casio Privia PX 830 – Slender & ElegantThe px-830 would look good as a focal point in your living room as well, with your folks gathering around to sing songs and to listen to your wonderful music.Its sleek black body is expertly complemented by the 88 ivory white keys. The trademark slim design of Casio's Privia line makes it look sophisticated. This does not mean, however, that the keyboard is just a decorative feature for a house. It plays as good as it looks. Vastly Improved Sound, Speakers & TouchThe secret to the amazing sound of px-830 is the four layers of digital piano samples coupled with linear morphing technology (proprietary to Casio).Behind the music, the piano also has enough power through its 128 note polyphony. The Tri-sensor scaled hammer action keyboard gives you authentic piano touch and enables you to dramatically improve performance while playing successive keys. Casio privia px830 – Other Features Casio Privia PX 830 - Pros / ConsProsCons ConclusionWith the power of 128 note polyphony behind the Casio Privia PX-830 you can play without worrying about notes dropping off. You can experience Grand Piano sound quality at the comfort of your home in a very slim and sophisticated package. Although the PX-830 is priced around $1200, it more than makes up for it by delivering exquisite sound quality in an elegant design.More on Casio Privia Pianos New! CommentsHave your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below. |