Casio CDP100 88 Note Weighted Hammer Action Digital Piano
	Rating
	Brand	Casio
	List Price	$650.00
	Special Price
	Lowest New Price	$399.99
Categories
Digital Pianos
Features
It has 88 keys Scaled hammer-action keyboard 3 levels of touch sensitivity, in addition off 5 tones counting stereo piano HL Sound Source
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Description
It all starts together with the sound and feel, and thanks to the carefully sampled grand piano sound and scaled hammer action, the Casio CDP-100 Digital Piano provides you together. The HL Sound Source and 88-key, naturally scaled hammer action together with three levels of touch sensitivity provide you a realistic and satisfying piano experience in a portable, reasonable digital piano. The Casio keyboard has five sounds counting stereo grand piano, 32-note polyphony, eight digital results, five demo songs, layer and transpose function, speaker system, MIDI I/O, in addition headphone and sustain pedal jacks. The Casio CDP-100 digital piano comes together with a sustain pedal.
Customer Reviews
Solid Performer   2010-08-29
By Michele
The keyboard is great for our situation - a young, new student learning piano. Needed something which would respond to the weight of the touch, not cost as much, take up as much room or be a permanent piece of furniture like an upright piano. The only issue is it slides on the stand. Nothing terrible but a bit annoying.
Good for getting into or back into piano   2010-08-19
By andtrano (SF Bay Area)
Has weighted keys that feel real (yes I have played a real piano before) and respond nicely. Leans up against the wall and takes up very little space. A very nice keyboard when all you want it essentially a piano you can put in a closet. Good price for the quality I feel too.
Good enough   2010-05-06
By Low Ye Wei
The feeling is great, quite close to real piano. The size is perfect for a college student. It's a good deal for this price and you probably feel it really worth after years. It's for piano since it have only five different sound( and two are piano with slight differences). The 88 notes explained itself quite well, I would recommend this if one really want to focus on piano rather than for band. I'm not sure digital piano need tuning or not(since I never have one before) but I don't think the menu said about it. A alternative will be WK-200 76key, which have more functions and the price is much about $100 cheaper. Be honest I would like to have that since I am yet a great player. If go for a higher end, I think CDP-200 will be a good choice but that's almost a thousand(2010). The speaker of this digital piano is a big flaw, every times I use a headset or I can't stand the sound from the integrated speaker. They do not recommend using unknown brand's headset and speakers but I just use the one I used for my laptop(Sony's), I can't tell it's the headset problem or not but sometime there are noises when I press the key with more force, so at your own risks. I have no chance to use the pedal yet, I did not notice it does not come with the stand, so remember to get one together with your order if it's not offered.
Great for Semi-Pro musicians   2010-05-03
By C. Anderson (Little Rock, AR)
Been playing this keyboard for a few weeks now. It feels like a real piano, you can bang at it dynamically, so to speak. Only drawback is the small line-out jack. It does have MIDI in and out, though.
Amazing Value   2010-03-24
By Dan (USA)
I wanted to learn piano, but didn't want to spend a great deal of money on something that may not stick with me. After a full week of researching on and off, I realized the cdp100 is the best deal out there (88 keys, weighted, etc). I am immensely satisfied with my purchase and would absolutely recommend this to others. I take classes at my University and I actually prefer this Casio to the more expensive Yamahas in our piano lab.