Piano Type

Keyboard

Number Of Keys

88

Brand

Casio

Looking to find a new home for my trusty 10-year-old Casio Privia PX-110 digital piano. It's been through a lot of cities and homes with us and has a plenty of bumps and bruises to show for it, but it still plays beautifully. Here’s a highlight of the features: -Hammer action keys (feels more like a real grand piano, less like a plastic toy) -midi output in case you want to use it for DAWs (I’ve never used this one as a midi, but pairing should be like any other) -phone output in case you want to use headphones -external speakers (so you’re not forced to connect to monitors or amps in order to hear it) -11 tones that can be seen in the picture -comes with power supply & sustain pedal (that should be plugged into the damper input) Perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a reliable practice instrument. To reiterate it does have scratches and bumps all over, but sound wise, it’s all good with the exception of the B-flat-0 and D-flat-1 keys, but those aren’t frequently used nor do they really disrupt midi functionality.