Casio Privia Pro PX-560 Digital Piano

Introducing the Privia Pro PX-560 Digital Piano, a stage piano unlike any other. From the first look at its striking blue case, you’ll just know it’s different...

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In an instrument like the PX-560, the all-important piano sound must be as rewarding as the keys themselves. Casio’s Multi-Dimensional AiR (Acoustic and Intelligent Resonator) Sound Source delivers some of the best piano sounds you’ve ever heard. Its Linear Morphing technology creates smooth transitions between the softer and louder sounds. Damper Resonance gives you the deep feeling of the piano’s soundboard interacting with the strings. String Resonance models the harmonic relationships between vibrating strings.

Hammer Response mimics the time between pressing the key and the hammer striking the strings. Key Off Simulation gives you control of a note’s decay by how quickly the key is released. And with a massive 256 notes of polyphony, you won’t have to worry about dropped notes, even while all of these incredible details are being recreated. These specifications are impressive, certainly, but what’s most important is that they combine to form the perfect and complete experience of playing a 9-foot concert grand piano.

The Keys to Success
The PX-560 features Casio's renowned Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard, which accurately reproduces the touch and response of a concert grand piano, despite the PX-560’s light overall weight. As on a real concert grand, the keys are heavier in the lower register, and lighter up top. Your fingertips will immediately feel the ebony and ivory textured keys, which not only feel more realistic, but also give your hands a positive grip to keep your playing on point.

Bring The Band
Going beyond the traditional definition of a stage piano, the PX-560 includes 550 Tones, covering a huge variety of musical instruments and genres. There are dynamic and expressive guitars, basses, strings, drums, and much more, enhanced by powerful onboard DSP effects. The 220 onboard Rhythms allow multiple instruments to follow your playing, creating a backing band that plays in the style of your choice. In addition to exploring the built-in Rhythms, you can even assemble 30 customized User Rhythms by combining basslines, drum beats, and other elements. You can also create 100 of your own Music Presets, which encompass a Rhythm, Tones, effects, and built-in chord progressions.

A Built-In Studio
When the muse speaks, you owe it to yourself to capture your idea. You don’t want to miss the chance to record your creation. The PX-560 gives you two ways to make sure your work is preserved. There is a 17-track MIDI recorder with editing features, and a USB audio recorder that creates an audio file directly onto a USB stick. You can create the sounds you want to play, record and edit MIDI songs with them, then add external instruments via the audio inputs, and capture the whole mix to share with the world.

Tools For School
The PX-560 includes features that are especially beneficial for private lessons and music labs. Duet mode splits the keyboard into two equal pitch ranges, letting two people (i.e. teacher and student) play side by side on a single instrument. Classroom mode adds the ability to send each side to an individual audio output, making it compatible with the most popular third party piano lab systems. Two front panel-mounted headphone jacks also make the PX-560 great for lessons or practice.

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Things You Will Get:

Privia Pro PX-560 Digital Piano
Score Stand
SP-3 Pedal
AD-A12150 AC Adapter
Owner's Manual

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Presently I use one of the outputs intended for other instruments to plug in a pair of stereo headphones while playing by ear. I thought when the photo of the Casio showed the headphone, stand and other accessories at the $400 less than regular price, they were actually included. My assumption. Choosing each 4 "instrument sounds" as an upper tone 1 and 2, lower tone 1 and 2 and hearing them as I play is exciting and easy to do. I think it has to make the adjustment to add the next sound which is probably why it takes a minute or two. If you have the imagination or want to create or even teach, this will keep you busy for the rest of your life. My first biggest surprise was that the back half of my Casio is close to a deep Royal BLUE. As it sits on the table of one of my industrial sewing machines (without the machine head) since I didn't know I had to purchase a stand, all I can think of now is how can I make the music room sound proof or when can I afford noise cancellation headphones. I'm glad I bought it because playing the much higher treble notes and much lower bass notes allows me to come out of "retirement" , get serious again and do something before my next birthday.

Making it count

Chicago, IL

2017-09-09

Great Sound and Keyboard

PX560 is a great keyboard for the price, however with all the features and sounds the speakers could have been a bit better. Going to amplify the sound by using external speakers to get the best out of this keyboard.

JPiano01

2017-06-09

it's very light

I have the casio px 560m setup at home but will also take it on small gigs both with my duo and single piano jazz jobs. Easy to transport, nice feel an key touch....and i like the blue finish - it's different. So far, i think i'll keep this keyboard for a long time.

Steve C

Tampa Fl.

2015-12-07

Privia Pro PX-560 Digital Piano

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Type of Action	Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action
Expansion	No
Effects Type	Reverb - 17 Types; Chorus - 16 Types; Delay- 6 Types; Master EQ -4 Bands Parametric EQ; DPS - 20 Types; Auto Harmonize
Arpeggiator	Yes
Sampling	No
Preset Types	650 Built-in tones
Power Supply Type	AD-A12150 AC Adapter
Series	Privia Pro
Polyphony	N/A
Other Features	Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR Sound Source; 5.3" Color Touch Panel Display
Model	PX-560
USB	Yes
Weight	26.5 lbs
Dimensions	52.0" x 11.5" x 5.8
Audio Playback	Yes
MIDI Sequencer	Yes
Audio Inputs	N/A
Number of Audio Outputs	N/A
MIDI I/O	N/A
Built-in Rhythms	200 Built-in Rhythms; 30 User Rhythms