Casio CDP-240 88-Key Digital Piano (Amazon Exclusive)
The new Casio CDP240R digital piano features grand piano sound and feel in a compact slim design. The 88-key scaled hammer action keyboard features 3 levels of touch response that lets you play more expressively with a wide range of dynamics. The built-in step-up lesson function helps you learn to play at your own pace. With 64 note polyphony and hundreds of built-in tones and rhythms plus an extensive song bank, this piano is designed and engineered to help you sound your best.
Product Features
- 88 Note Weighted, Scaled Hammer Action
- 700 Tones and 152 Built-In Songs
- 200 Auto-Accompaniment Rhythms
- 64 Note Polyphony
- Optional CS-44 Stand
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Digital piano with an amazing collection of features and tones I play a variety of musical instruments and currently an active member of a local city performance band. My home studio includes an acoustic grand piano and a Yamaha Clavinova digital piano which I use often for recording my piano performances. From an experienced piano player point of view, the Casio CDP-240 88-Key Digital Piano is quite amazing with a long list of nice features for digital keyboard in its price range.For those who are starting to learn to play the piano, getting…
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