Casio launches stylish and versatile Premium Privia digital pianos PX-S7000, PX-S6000 and PX-S5000

Its PX-S7000 comes in three popping colours, including an all-new mustard finish.

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Man in grey shirt plays casio PX-S7000 in home with microphone

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Casio has unveiled its new Premium Privia digital pianos, the PX-S7000, PX-S6000 and PX-S5000. The new lineups feature colours and finishes with charisma and designs that look stylish in a modern living space.

The PX-S7000 includes three sampled pianos, Privia Grand Hamburg, Privia Grand New York and Privia Grand Berlin, giving you a chance to try and test the perfect tone for you. It features an advanced acoustic simulator to replicate the nuances of a real grand piano such as string resonance, damper resonance, open string resonance, aliquot resonance, key action and damper noise.

Its keys are constructed through a mix of resin and “unique spruce wood”, according to Casio, which is said to offer improved key density for stable playing. It has a digital display and surround sound so it can be positioned at any point in a room, and includes fixed pedals via a transparent stand. The PX-S7000 comes in mustard, white and black with prices starting at £2,099. You can watch the video below to see one in action:

The PX-S6000 has similar specs to that of the PX-7000 but with fewer built in sounds at 350 compared to 400. It is not sold with fixed pedals or a stand – these are available separately. It’s available only in black.

Casio PX-S6000
Casio

This model does come with a Tone Modify function, however, which you can also access on a smartphone using the Casio Music Space app. This syncs via an included wireless MIDI/audio Bluetooth adapter, and also enables tone editing on the PX-S7000. Both models come with a pitch bend wheel, too. The PX-S6000 is retailing at £1,499.

Lastly, the PX-S5000 offers a lower priced version of its Privia siblings, with reduced features and just 23 tones, but still shares the same keyboard design. It’s pricing is set at £999, and again, you’ll have to buy a stand and pedals separately for this model. It too comes in a black finish.

Casio PX-S5000
Casio

You can find out more and take a detailed look at the features included on Casio’s website, casio.co.uk.

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