Review on Digital piano CASIO PX-S1000 white by Andrey Constantinov ᠌

Rather, these are not shortcomings, but simply certain nuances that you should pay attention to before buying. 1. The keys are lighter than on a real piano - this is of course a subjective feeling, but it has a place to be. 2. The sound lacks bass - no, of course, the piano sounds quite normal, but personally I would like more bass in the sound, but here it is clear that compactness requires sacrifice to use large speakers will not work. There was an experience of using casio PX 410-R with it and I compare it, but it is 2 times thicker and more. 3. To control the functions of the piano, you will need to climb into the instructions - since there is no display and the control goes through the keys, sometimes I take the instructions to get to certain functions. 4. Recording only 2 tracks is just a nuance, if you want more then buy an older model. It is quite enough for personal lessons - you record the game of one of the hands, then turn it on and play along with the other. 5. Some headphones have background hiss - this depends on the headphones themselves. Simple plugs have a background, Sennheiser HD 201 has no background.