User Reviews of Casio PX320 Digital Piano

Decent, good piano sound (try hooking it up to a good pair of stereo monitor speakers)...rich and full bass sound on lower registers, delicate sounds on higher-registers. A lot of features for its price (128-note polyphony, registration memory which is handy for gigs live performances, SD card storage, MIDI, LINE-OUT and USB connectivity). Great value for my money at the sub-$700 price range. It rivals Yamaha's DGX-620 YPG-625 in terms of functionality, weighted keys and good piano sound. Difference is, the PX-320 has a well-needed, 128-note polyphony and the YPG-625 only has 32-note polyphony. 88-key hammer-action weighted keys of medium-heavy resistance, I find it good for developing finger strength and near-acoustic piano feel. I use my PX-320 also as MIDI controller both during gigs and in my home studio. It could have been handy if Casio placed a pitch-bend wheel though and a larger LCD screen, but its feature-packed as it is and these are just my wishlist . I recommend this product to anyone looking for a sub-$700 DP with good piano sound and a good set of features!