It includes electrical noise reduction, heat reduction and over-voltage protection, keeping your device powered and safe. So if you are wondering whether or not these extra voices are worth it, then it really depends on the player. Industry norms are approximately 70%, so that 15% saving is reducing your energy bill and softening your environmental impact on the planet. While the Casio CDP-S110 may not be overflowing with features, it does include most of the things a modern pianist is looking for in a piano with three switchable levels of sensitivity, 64 note polyphony, transpose, and built-in chorus and reverb effects. So the fact that it has this feature just goes to show how thoughtful Casio are being with this model.

The main reason I recommend a lightweight digital piano for practice is if you’re always on the go, but that doesn’t seem like a large enough target demographic to warrant the new design. There are a number of strong competitors that you might want to add to your list along with the CDP-S100. This is better when using headphones, but we'd like to see the bass tighten up on the subsequent versions.You may also want to play around with all the available piano tones (there’s a Mellow Piano, which may be more to your liking) as well as different reverb settings. The materials are plastic, though the surface has a matte texture, so fingerprints are less of an issue.

Feel the graded key weighting as you play, with a heavier hammer-weight in the lower register and a lighter one in the highs, just like a traditional instrument. jpg}}" alt="" title="" data-element="desktop_image" data-pb-style="OPFU745">Watch and participate in a series of online tutorials to help you build secure musical skills, designed by a team of music educators.The latter’s speakers are also at the bottom hence the usual complaint about its slightly muted volume.

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