Why Casio Pianos are Suitable for Learning and Piano Practice

For long, Casio pianos have been given the tag of something that is meant only for beginners, or toy pianos that come with poor quality. But it all has change in the last couple of years with Casio launching their premium pianos - the Privia and the Celviano range of pianos. With this finest range of pianos, Casio has something to stand against the likes of the Roland and the Yamaha.

Though there are some who still doubt Casio but the fact is that in the below $1500 price range Casio indeed sells a lot of digital pianos.

The Casio Privia pianos are primarily portable stage pianos, which are perfect to get started with learning to play piano. These are lightweight and compact, can easily fit in your apartment.

If you are a beginner, check out the Px-130, whereas experienced players can consider the px-330 or the px-830 that comes with more features and a much better keyboard touch.

The Celviano AP series pianos are not stage pianos but they have these traditional classic upright piano looks. I you are looking for an elegant piano for your living room, you need to check out the Celviano. One smart feature is the duet mode that lets two piano players play simultaneously and that is why you also have two headphone slots. So a student and teacher can play without disturbing others around.

One area where Casio has improved a lot in their digital pianos is the sound quality. The quality of the sound samples used is very high which makes the Casio pianos sound as good as those of the Yamaha and the Roland. This is a drastic change from what Casio where known for until a few years back. Though the number of piano models that are available in the Privia and Celviano series are limited, they are still good options for musicians who are looking for quality products at reasonable prices. The only area probably where Casio pianos lacks and that too only a bit, when compared to the other major brands, is that they lack finesse and don't look as robust as the other brands. But then you also pay much lesser for a Casio piano.

Casio has successfully managed to cater to piano players with different skills and experiences, with the introduction of Privia and the Celviano pianos. They will surely come out with more refined pianos in the future that will make even aficionados happy. So get that piano which you desperately wanted to get started with learning to play piano, or the one that you needed for practice, go and explore the Casio pianos today.

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