Casio AP-270

With two new expressive European and American grand piano tones and an excellent quality of touch, the AP-270 is ideal for students of all ages and abilities.

The Casio AP-270 is delivered including the Digital Piano Service Package worth € 150, consisting of:

• Free delivery
• Installation of the piano
• 3 year warranty

Precision and Expression

CASIO's AiR sound source has made extensive advancement in this new series of Celviano pianos. For the first time, the AP-270 boasts both European and American grand piano tones. Make the most of classics with the European grand and explore more contemporary repertoire with the brighter American piano. CASIO's 'Piano First' philosophy ensures that entry-level models, popular with students and teachers, benefit from the same core technology as that used in more advanced instruments. The result? Excellent quality and affordability where it counts.

New Contemporary design

The AP-270 has been completely redesigned to reflect the aesthetics of today's modern living. Sleek lines define a balanced and elegant profile, complete with a stylish  keyboard cover. 

TRI SENSOR SCALED HAMMER ACTION II

At the heart of the AP-270 is the same highly acclaimed keyboard action used in larger models of Celviano digital piano. To make this instrument suitable for all grades of repertoire, you’ll find three footpedals that provide the same functionality as a traditional grand piano: una corda, sostenuto and damper control (with half-pedalling).

Connect your computer or smart device

The Ap-270 includes a USB MIDI connection, meaning that it will connect seamlessly to your computer or smart device via USB, ready for use with any standard music software. This includes Casio’s own Chordana Play Piano app, free for iOS or Android devices. Control the piano settings from your phone or tablet, learn to play, read digital music scores and much more.

Casio AP-270

With two new expressive European and American grand piano tones and an excellent quality of touch, the AP-270 is ideal for students of all ages and abilities.

The Casio AP-270 is delivered including the Digital Piano Service Package worth € 150, consisting of:

• Free delivery
• Installation of the piano
• 3 year warranty

Precision and Expression

CASIO's AiR sound source has made extensive advancement in this new series of Celviano pianos. For the first time, the AP-270 boasts both European and American grand piano tones. Make the most of classics with the European grand and explore more contemporary repertoire with the brighter American piano. CASIO's 'Piano First' philosophy ensures that entry-level models, popular with students and teachers, benefit from the same core technology as that used in more advanced instruments. The result? Excellent quality and affordability where it counts.

New Contemporary design

The AP-270 has been completely redesigned to reflect the aesthetics of today's modern living. Sleek lines define a balanced and elegant profile, complete with a stylish  keyboard cover. 

TRI SENSOR SCALED HAMMER ACTION II

At the heart of the AP-270 is the same highly acclaimed keyboard action used in larger models of Celviano digital piano. To make this instrument suitable for all grades of repertoire, you’ll find three footpedals that provide the same functionality as a traditional grand piano: una corda, sostenuto and damper control (with half-pedalling).

Connect your computer or smart device

The Ap-270 includes a USB MIDI connection, meaning that it will connect seamlessly to your computer or smart device via USB, ready for use with any standard music software. This includes Casio’s own Chordana Play Piano app, free for iOS or Android devices. Control the piano settings from your phone or tablet, learn to play, read digital music scores and much more.

Casio AP-270

With two new expressive European and American grand piano tones and an excellent quality of touch, the AP-270 is ideal for students of all ages and abilities.

The Casio AP-270 is delivered including the Digital Piano Service Package worth € 150, consisting of:

• Free delivery
• Installation of the piano
• 3 year warranty

Precision and Expression

CASIO's AiR sound source has made extensive advancement in this new series of Celviano pianos. For the first time, the AP-270 boasts both European and American grand piano tones. Make the most of classics with the European grand and explore more contemporary repertoire with the brighter American piano. CASIO's 'Piano First' philosophy ensures that entry-level models, popular with students and teachers, benefit from the same core technology as that used in more advanced instruments. The result? Excellent quality and affordability where it counts.

New Contemporary design

The AP-270 has been completely redesigned to reflect the aesthetics of today's modern living. Sleek lines define a balanced and elegant profile, complete with a stylish  keyboard cover. 

TRI SENSOR SCALED HAMMER ACTION II

At the heart of the AP-270 is the same highly acclaimed keyboard action used in larger models of Celviano digital piano. To make this instrument suitable for all grades of repertoire, you’ll find three footpedals that provide the same functionality as a traditional grand piano: una corda, sostenuto and damper control (with half-pedalling).

Connect your computer or smart device

The Ap-270 includes a USB MIDI connection, meaning that it will connect seamlessly to your computer or smart device via USB, ready for use with any standard music software. This includes Casio’s own Chordana Play Piano app, free for iOS or Android devices. Control the piano settings from your phone or tablet, learn to play, read digital music scores and much more.

Casio AP-470

With new European and American grand piano tones, an acoustic lid and a wealth of new inspiring features, the elegant AP-470 is the ideal companion for the ambitious pianist.

The Casio AP-470 is delivered including the Digital Piano Service Package worth € 150, consisting of:

• Free delivery
• Installation of the piano
• 3 year warranty

One Instrument, Two Distinctive Pianos

To offer you the very best potential for fulfilling musical expression, the AP-470 incorporates two new Grand Piano tones. Using Casio’s advanced AiR sound technology, the AP-470 captures the wide dynamic range and tonal characteristics of both European and American styles of piano design. This means that whatever your preferred style of music, you'll find the perfect piano sound for your performance:

GRAND PIANO 1 - A rich and resonant European grand piano, capable of expressing a multitude of tonal contrasts that suit the Classical tradition. 

GRAND PIANO 2 - The perfect piano for jazz and popular music performance. Bright, clear and with a contemporary tone colour.

CONNECT YOUR SMARTPHONE OR TABLET

Record your performances, explore the different tones available, learn new pieces or view music PDF files all via the free app available for iOS and Android. 

(A USB cable is required. iOS users will require the camera connection kit. Android users require an OTG adapter).

NEW HALL SIMULATOR

Using real acoustic measurements, the Hall Simulator recreates the ambience and character of four famous concert halls. Experience the thrill of listening to your performance in any of these unique and memorable acoustics as you play. 

Headphone Mode

The AP-470 creates a more natural sound spread when using headphones, for realistic silent practice. 

CONCERT PLAY

Real orchestral recordings of favourite pieces introduce the symphony orchestra whilst developing sight-reading and ensemble skills.

Intelligent Acoustic Resonator

CASIO's AiR sound source gives incredible clarity and an authentic tone colour, so your performance will be expressive and natural. The AP-470 can also reproduce string and damper resonance. Usually only found on acoustic instruments, string resonance is calculated by the AP-470 as you play, making extended performance techniques that use string harmonics possible. 

WEIGHTED TRI-SENSOR KEYS

The Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard has new simulated Ebony and Ivory textured keys, for an incredibly realistic feel. The AP-470 also has the full complement of three foot pedals as found on a traditional grand piano: una corda, sostenuto and damper (with half-pedalling functionality). 

Casio

The Casio AP-550 is a great new digital piano from their Celviano series. Casio is not new to the world of digital pianos. Their pianos are very versatile and they make pianos for every purpose: from ultra-compact portable designs to large acoustic-like digital pianos. All of their pianos have a great action and a beautiful sound.

Celviano

The Celviano series from Casio was specially developed to produce digital pianos that are as close to acoustic pianos as possible. They have thus focussed predominantly on the essence of the piano: the action and the sound. To achieve this, they have used a great combination of physical acoustic mechanisms and digital technology. Furthermore, they have implemented Casio’s unique sound source technology to make sure the piano will sound as close to an acoustic piano as possible. Additionally, you’ll feel like you’re playing an acoustic piano due to the physical acoustic mechanisms.

The AP-550

The AP-550 has 88 keys that are made of wood and resin. The keys are ultra-responsive and have a hammer mechanism. The piano is also very versatile when it comes to its sound, with 26 separate sounds, including 6 grand piano sounds. Casio used the Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR with the AP-550, which produces a rich resonance and a seamless transition between tones. This, combined with the advanced string resonance system, makes sure the piano will sound full, airy, and authentic. This is also partially due to the fact that Casio used four different speakers that have been expertly placed over the piano. Additionally, the piano has three pedals: the damper, the soft, and the sostenuto.

The advantages of a digital piano

But if you want the sound and experience of an acoustic piano, why don’t you just buy an acoustic piano? There are several reasons as to why digital pianos are preferred that can be explained with the AP-550. Firstly, acoustic pianos are significantly more expensive, not only due to the purchase of the piano itself but also due to its high maintenance costs. A digital piano also doesn’t have to be tuned and they’re less sensitive to humidity. Another important reason why people buy a digital piano is because they can be used with headphones. Acoustic pianos produce sound by a hammer that hits a string, which means the sound is quite loud. This is often not very appreciated by neighbours and roommates, while a volume control or headphones often is appreciated. The piano also has a Volume Sync Equalizer, which makes sure that even on a low volume the sound will be beautifully balanced. Additionally, the AP-550 has a recording function and a USB memory. The sound can also be tweaked with different effects and the system has a built-in metronome. Furthermore, you can connect your phone to the piano via the included MIDI adapter and you can expand the system with the Casio Music Space App.

The AP-550 is also available in white and brown. 

Casio

The Casio AP-550 is a great new digital piano from their Celviano series. Casio is not new to the world of digital pianos. Their pianos are very versatile and they make pianos for every purpose: from ultra-compact portable designs to large acoustic-like digital pianos. All of their pianos have a great action and a beautiful sound.

Celviano

The Celviano series from Casio was specially developed to produce digital pianos that are as close to acoustic pianos as possible. They have thus focussed predominantly on the essence of the piano: the action and the sound. To achieve this, they have used a great combination of physical acoustic mechanisms and digital technology. Furthermore, they have implemented Casio’s unique sound source technology to make sure the piano will sound as close to an acoustic piano as possible. Additionally, you’ll feel like you’re playing an acoustic piano due to the physical acoustic mechanisms.

The AP-550

The AP-550 has 88 keys that are made of wood and resin. The keys are ultra-responsive and have a hammer mechanism. The piano is also very versatile when it comes to its sound, with 26 separate sounds, including 6 grand piano sounds. Casio used the Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR with the AP-550, which produces a rich resonance and a seamless transition between tones. This, combined with the advanced string resonance system, makes sure the piano will sound full, airy, and authentic. This is also partially due to the fact that Casio used four different speakers that have been expertly placed over the piano. Additionally, the piano has three pedals: the damper, the soft, and the sostenuto.

The advantages of a digital piano

But if you want the sound and experience of an acoustic piano, why don’t you just buy an acoustic piano? There are several reasons as to why digital pianos are preferred that can be explained with the AP-550. Firstly, acoustic pianos are significantly more expensive, not only due to the purchase of the piano itself but also due to its high maintenance costs. A digital piano also doesn’t have to be tuned and they’re less sensitive to humidity. Another important reason why people buy a digital piano is because they can be used with headphones. Acoustic pianos produce sound by a hammer that hits a string, which means the sound is quite loud. This is often not very appreciated by neighbours and roommates, while a volume control or headphones often is appreciated. The piano also has a Volume Sync Equalizer, which makes sure that even on a low volume the sound will be beautifully balanced. Additionally, the AP-550 has a recording function and a USB memory. The sound can also be tweaked with different effects and the system has a built-in metronome. Furthermore, you can connect your phone to the piano via the included MIDI adapter and you can expand the system with the Casio Music Space App.

The AP-550 is also available in black and white. 

Casio

The Casio AP-550 is a great new digital piano from their Celviano series. Casio is not new to the world of digital pianos. Their pianos are very versatile and they make pianos for every purpose: from ultra-compact portable designs to large acoustic-like digital pianos. All of their pianos have a great action and a beautiful sound.

Celviano

The Celviano series from Casio was specially developed to produce digital pianos that are as close to acoustic pianos as possible. They have thus focussed predominantly on the essence of the piano: the action and the sound. To achieve this, they have used a great combination of physical acoustic mechanisms and digital technology. Furthermore, they have implemented Casio’s unique sound source technology to make sure the piano will sound as close to an acoustic piano as possible. Additionally, you’ll feel like you’re playing an acoustic piano due to the physical acoustic mechanisms.

The AP-550

The AP-550 has 88 keys that are made of wood and resin. The keys are ultra-responsive and have a hammer mechanism. The piano is also very versatile when it comes to its sound, with 26 separate sounds, including 6 grand piano sounds. Casio used the Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR with the AP-550, which produces a rich resonance and a seamless transition between tones. This, combined with the advanced string resonance system, makes sure the piano will sound full, airy, and authentic. This is also partially due to the fact that Casio used four different speakers that have been expertly placed over the piano. Additionally, the piano has three pedals: the damper, the soft, and the sostenuto.

The advantages of a digital piano

But if you want the sound and experience of an acoustic piano, why don’t you just buy an acoustic piano? There are several reasons as to why digital pianos are preferred that can be explained with the AP-550. Firstly, acoustic pianos are significantly more expensive, not only due to the purchase of the piano itself but also due to its high maintenance costs. A digital piano also doesn’t have to be tuned and they’re less sensitive to humidity. Another important reason why people buy a digital piano is because they can be used with headphones. Acoustic pianos produce sound by a hammer that hits a string, which means the sound is quite loud. This is often not very appreciated by neighbours and roommates, while a volume control or headphones often is appreciated. The piano also has a Volume Sync Equalizer, which makes sure that even on a low volume the sound will be beautifully balanced. Additionally, the AP-550 has a recording function and a USB memory. The sound can also be tweaked with different effects and the system has a built-in metronome. Furthermore, you can connect your phone to the piano via the included MIDI adapter and you can expand the system with the Casio Music Space App.

The AP-550 is also available in black and brown. 

Casio

The Casio AP-750 is a great new digital piano from their Celviano series. Casio is not new to the world of digital pianos. Their pianos are very versatile and they make pianos for every purpose: from ultra compact portable designs to large acoustic-like digital pianos. All of their pianos have a great action and a beautiful sound.

Celviano

The Celviano series from Casio was specially developed to produce digital pianos that are as close to acoustic pianos as possible. They have thus focussed predominantly on the essence of the piano: the action and the sound. To achieve this, they have used a great combination of physical acoustic mechanisms and digital technology. Furthermore, they have implemented Casio’s unique sound source technology to make sure the piano will sound as close to an acoustic piano as possible. Additionally, you’ll feel like you’re playing an acoustic piano due to the physical acoustic mechanisms.

The AP-750

The AP-750 has 88 keys that are made of wood and resin. The keys are ultra-responsive and have a hammer mechanism. The piano is also very versatile when it comes to its sound, with 39 separate sounds, including 9 grand piano sounds. Casio used the AiR Grand system with the AP-750, which has the powerful expression of three different grand pianos. This, combined with the advanced string resonance system, makes sure the piano will sound full, airy, and authentic. This is also partially due to the fact that Casio used eight different speakers that have been expertly placed over the piano. Additionally, the piano has three pedals: the damper, the soft, and the sostenuto.

The advantages of a digital piano

But if you want the sound and experience of an acoustic piano, why don’t you just buy an acoustic piano? There are several reasons as to why digital pianos are preferred that can be explained with the AP-750. Firstly, acoustic pianos are significantly more expensive, not only due to the purchase of the piano itself but also due to its high maintenance costs. A digital piano also doesn’t have to be tuned and they’re less sensitive to humidity. Another important reason why people buy a digital piano is because they can be used with headphones. Acoustic pianos produce sound by a hammer that hits a string, which means the sound is quite loud. This is often not very appreciated by neighbours and roommates, while a volume control or headphones often is appreciated. Additionally, the AP-750 has a recording function and a USB memory. The sound can also be tweaked with different effects and the system has a built-in metronome. Furthermore, you can connect your phone to the piano via Bluetooth and you can expand the system with the Casio Music Space App.

Casio

The Casio AP-S450 is a great new digital piano from their Celviano series. Casio is not new to the world of digital pianos. Their pianos are very versatile and they make pianos for every purpose: from ultra-compact portable designs to large acoustic-like digital pianos. All of their pianos have a great action and a beautiful sound.

Celviano

The Celviano series from Casio was specially developed to produce digital pianos that are as close to acoustic pianos as possible. They have thus focussed predominantly on the essence of the piano: the action and the sound. To achieve this, they have used a great combination of physical acoustic mechanisms and digital technology. Furthermore, they have implemented Casio’s unique sound source technology to make sure the piano will sound as close to an acoustic piano as possible. Additionally, you’ll feel like you’re playing an acoustic piano due to the physical acoustic mechanisms.

The AP-S450

The AP-S450 is basically the same as the AP-550, except for the fact that the AP-S450 is smaller. This makes the piano ideal for the pianist with little space. The piano has 88 keys that are made of wood and resin. The keys are ultra-responsive and have a hammer mechanism. The piano is also very versatile when it comes to its sound, with 26 separate sounds, including 6 grand piano sounds. Casio used the Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR with the AP-S450, which produces a rich resonance and a seamless transition between tones. This, combined with the advanced string resonance system, makes sure the piano will sound full, airy, and authentic. This is also partially due to the fact that Casio used four different speakers that have been expertly placed over the piano. Additionally, the piano has three pedals: the damper, the soft, and the sostenuto.

The advantages of a digital piano

But if you want the sound and experience of an acoustic piano, why don’t you just buy an acoustic piano? There are several reasons as to why digital pianos are preferred that can be explained with the AP-S450. Firstly, acoustic pianos are significantly more expensive, not only due to the purchase of the piano itself but also due to its high maintenance costs. A digital piano also doesn’t have to be tuned and they’re less sensitive to humidity. Another important reason why people buy a digital piano is because they can be used with headphones. Acoustic pianos produce sound by a hammer that hits a string, which means the sound is quite loud. This is often not very appreciated by neighbours and roommates, while a volume control or headphones often is appreciated. The piano also has a Volume Sync Equalizer, which makes sure that even on a low volume the sound will be beautifully balanced. Additionally, the AP-S450 has a recording function and a USB memory. The sound can also be tweaked with different effects and the system has a built-in metronome. Furthermore, you can connect your phone to the piano via the included MIDI adapter and you can expand the system with the Casio Music Space App.

The AP-S450 is also available in white and brown. 

Casio

The Casio AP-S450 is a great new digital piano from their Celviano series. Casio is not new to the world of digital pianos. Their pianos are very versatile and they make pianos for every purpose: from ultra-compact portable designs to large acoustic-like digital pianos. All of their pianos have a great action and a beautiful sound.

Celviano

The Celviano series from Casio was specially developed to produce digital pianos that are as close to acoustic pianos as possible. They have thus focussed predominantly on the essence of the piano: the action and the sound. To achieve this, they have used a great combination of physical acoustic mechanisms and digital technology. Furthermore, they have implemented Casio’s unique sound source technology to make sure the piano will sound as close to an acoustic piano as possible. Additionally, you’ll feel like you’re playing an acoustic piano due to the physical acoustic mechanisms.

The AP-S450

The AP-S450 is basically the same as the AP-550, except for the fact that the AP-S450 is smaller. This makes the piano ideal for the pianist with little space. The piano has 88 keys that are made of wood and resin. The keys are ultra-responsive and have a hammer mechanism. The piano is also very versatile when it comes to its sound, with 26 separate sounds, including 6 grand piano sounds. Casio used the Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR with the AP-S450, which produces a rich resonance and a seamless transition between tones. This, combined with the advanced string resonance system, makes sure the piano will sound full, airy, and authentic. This is also partially due to the fact that Casio used four different speakers that have been expertly placed over the piano. Additionally, the piano has three pedals: the damper, the soft, and the sostenuto.

The advantages of a digital piano

But if you want the sound and experience of an acoustic piano, why don’t you just buy an acoustic piano? There are several reasons as to why digital pianos are preferred that can be explained with the AP-S450. Firstly, acoustic pianos are significantly more expensive, not only due to the purchase of the piano itself but also due to its high maintenance costs. A digital piano also doesn’t have to be tuned and they’re less sensitive to humidity. Another important reason why people buy a digital piano is because they can be used with headphones. Acoustic pianos produce sound by a hammer that hits a string, which means the sound is quite loud. This is often not very appreciated by neighbours and roommates, while a volume control or headphones often is appreciated. The piano also has a Volume Sync Equalizer, which makes sure that even on a low volume the sound will be beautifully balanced. Additionally, the AP-S450 has a recording function and a USB memory. The sound can also be tweaked with different effects and the system has a built-in metronome. Furthermore, you can connect your phone to the piano via the included MIDI adapter and you can expand the system with the Casio Music Space App.

The AP-S450 is also available in black and white. 

Casio

The Casio AP-S450 is a great new digital piano from their Celviano series. Casio is not new to the world of digital pianos. Their pianos are very versatile and they make pianos for every purpose: from ultra-compact portable designs to large acoustic-like digital pianos. All of their pianos have a great action and a beautiful sound.

Celviano

The Celviano series from Casio was specially developed to produce digital pianos that are as close to acoustic pianos as possible. They have thus focussed predominantly on the essence of the piano: the action and the sound. To achieve this, they have used a great combination of physical acoustic mechanisms and digital technology. Furthermore, they have implemented Casio’s unique sound source technology to make sure the piano will sound as close to an acoustic piano as possible. Additionally, you’ll feel like you’re playing an acoustic piano due to the physical acoustic mechanisms.

The AP-S450

The AP-S450 is basically the same as the AP-550, except for the fact that the AP-S450 is smaller. This makes the piano ideal for the pianist with little space. The piano has 88 keys that are made of wood and resin. The keys are ultra-responsive and have a hammer mechanism. The piano is also very versatile when it comes to its sound, with 26 separate sounds, including 6 grand piano sounds. Casio used the Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR with the AP-S450, which produces a rich resonance and a seamless transition between tones. This, combined with the advanced string resonance system, makes sure the piano will sound full, airy, and authentic. This is also partially due to the fact that Casio used four different speakers that have been expertly placed over the piano. Additionally, the piano has three pedals: the damper, the soft, and the sostenuto.

The advantages of a digital piano

But if you want the sound and experience of an acoustic piano, why don’t you just buy an acoustic piano? There are several reasons as to why digital pianos are preferred that can be explained with the AP-S450. Firstly, acoustic pianos are significantly more expensive, not only due to the purchase of the piano itself but also due to its high maintenance costs. A digital piano also doesn’t have to be tuned and they’re less sensitive to humidity. Another important reason why people buy a digital piano is because they can be used with headphones. Acoustic pianos produce sound by a hammer that hits a string, which means the sound is quite loud. This is often not very appreciated by neighbours and roommates, while a volume control or headphones often is appreciated. The piano also has a Volume Sync Equalizer, which makes sure that even on a low volume the sound will be beautifully balanced. Additionally, the AP-S450 has a recording function and a USB memory. The sound can also be tweaked with different effects and the system has a built-in metronome. Furthermore, you can connect your phone to the piano via the included MIDI adapter and you can expand the system with the Casio Music Space App.

The AP-S450 is also available in black and brown.

The CS-90 is a handy stand for the PX-S6000. The stand has four legs and is a table-style stand, which means the top is flat. The stand is delivered with a cover for the piano, which when not in use can be placed on the hook underneath the stand.