Casio Pianos and Keyboards

About Casio

Casio are known for various electronic equipment such as calculators and watches, but 1980 saw the rise in Casios' popularity within the music industry and pianos and keyboards with the release of the Casio Tone 201. The Casio 201 was popular for recreating 29 sounds in different instrument families.

Over the years other notable releases include the Privia series and the Celviano series. Casio has developed its own unique technologies which include AiR (Acoustic and intelligent Resonator) technology on digital pianos and AIX( Acoustic Intelligence Expression) technology on casio keyboards.

Suited to a wide range of players with simple and easy-to-use interfaces, as well as small footprints. Casio is suited to a wide range of players thanks to its easy to use interfaces and small footprint. As well as looking to modern innovations which is evident in the Celviano Grand Hybrid digital piano. This range offers the playing feel and working hammers of an acoustic piano combined with the vast sound ability of an electric piano .

FAQs

Is Casio a cheap brand ?

Casio is a cheap brand for the quality that you get, with beginner keyboards that offer everything that you would need as a beginner as well as a high quality sound and construction. However Casio also provides high end digital pianos and keyboards which are at a higher pricepoint. Overall Casio offers quality no matter how much you pay and also offers a product for every playing ability.

How hard are Casio products to use?

Casio instruments are very easy to navigate and use. With a simple interface and clear settings, this brand is seen as one of the more beginner brands, therefore making it simple to learn your way around.

Can I play piano on a Casio?

Casio provide a variety of pianos sounds, allowing you to play a wide array of pianos. Casio digital pianos offer extremely realistic playing experiences, along with a wealth of sounds in one place.