Chollos Casio Cdp 130 para el BlackFriday.

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Opinión de un comprador: Genial muy buen audio, en especial con la salida aux o con audífonos, me encanta mucho la capacidad y la sensibilidad /acción de las teclas. Portable a lo maximo sin ofrecer nada la experiencia al tocarlo.

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Opinión de un comprador: I bought the NP-treinta y dos as an addition to my existing Yamaha Clavinova digital piano as it is light and portable in comparison. Although the sound quality of this teclado is great it's not as powerful as my Clavinova but that was expected due to the 12Watt output compared to the 60Watts of the Clavinova. The semi-weighted full sized keys feel great to play on and the nearly full length of the setenta y seis key keyboard means there are very few compositions that are likely to need any adaption. The excellent quality of the Yamaha AWM sampled voices speak for themselves with a lovely tone and quality too and with sesenta y cuatro note polyphony you won't run out of notes whilst playing.
There are diez voices available (CAMA 1 - Full Concert Grand, PIANO 2 - Estándar Piano, E. CAMA 1 - FM Synthesis Electronic Piano, E. PIANO 2 - Electric Piano with Hammer Struck Tines, ORGAN 1 - Typical Pipe Organ, ORGAN 2 - Full Coupler Organ, STRINGS - String Ensemble, VIBES - Softly Played Vibraphone, HARPS 1 - Estándar Harpsichord, HARPS 2 - Standard Harpsichord Mixed with Higher Octave Harpsichord). There are demo songs for each voice, accessible via the DEMO button and another diez cama demo songs accessed from the teclado.
Voices of different types (except STRINGS VIBES) can be combined with adjustable octave and volume to great effect. An inbuilt metronome is also available which can be adjusted in volume, beat and tempo. There is a memory for recording your playing and compositions which can record a maximum of siete mil notes which should be plenty for any rendimiento. Unlike my older Clavinova the NP-treinta y dos has a built-in MIDI interface which means connection to a computer to use MIDI software and mando the NP-treinta y dos via computer is possible without any additional equipment - although suitable software would need to be purchased separately.
Many of the settings of the NP-treinta y dos are accessed via the teclado such as Octave, Reverb, Transpose, Reverb Type, MIDI Control, Tuning and Touch Sensitivity. Although this enables the front panel to stay fácil and easy to use it's likely you'll have to refer to the owners manual to change certain settings as a result. However, to play, record and listen is extremely simple too. I think this teclado would suit anyone wanting the sound and feel of a concreto piano without the cost and with portability and many estupendo functions to boot, or for the music student up to an intermediate level.

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Opinión de un comprador: I bought this as I am just a beginner and was using a small Casio keyboard at first. Wanted a full size not too expensive digital piano to hopefully keep for years. What a difference, the sound is amazing and I am now getting used to the semi-weighted keys. I am using the Simply Piano app to learn.

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Opinión de un comprador: Bought to rekindle my love of cama. Both myself and daughter have been playing this for a few months now and it still feels great. Not quite like a proper piano but the keys

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Opinión de un comprador: Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Lo compré para un regalo importante y no resultaba una tecla. Enorme decepción

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Opinión de un comprador: Le quito una estrella por no producir alimentadora y tener de comprarlo también. Me ha costado encontrar el suyo. Hubiera preferido desembolsar 15€ más y que viniera completo. Por lo demás magnífica relación calidad precio.

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Opinión de un comprador: They are stick good to the teclado. Good quality

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Opinión de un comprador: Casio have made excellent keyboards and pianos for years and this is the proof that experience helps. In the box is the keyboard, a setup guide and other extraneous paperwork, a mains lead and a sustain pedal.
The teclado is pack up with 700 differing sounds from Grand piano through Trumpets, sax etc to drum sets. It also includes a built-in recorder/arranger.
Sound wise, it’s good as a pabellón alone but is much improved when played through a good amplifier - not so much for the volume but for the improved tones. Having said that, it’s not bad sound but just fails to give depth (small speakers).
The keys feel quite good, but not as good as my full sized Yamaha (similar with the sound) but then £quinientos against £tres mil quinientos is also a big difference.
Quite weighty and I would recommend buying a case if doing a lot of transporting both for ease of carry and for protection. I doesn’t come with any dust cover but you can get some very cheap ones on Amazon.
The sustain pedal is a bono, but can be very annoying as it won’t keep still, so that’s going to be replaced ASAP.
Overall a really good keyboard especially when one considers the price. It has lots of features but no manual nor handbook to help use them! !! !You can download a PDF version once bought but you need a big computer screen to read the one concerning the sounds etc.
I feel they should have added £50 to the price and included a 3 pedal block as per a ‘concreto’ piano and a proper manual, but that’s modern day selling for you.
Can I recommend it? Yes, it’s well worth the money - you’re getting a lot of sound for your bucks.

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