Differences Between Piano and Casio

Differences Between Piano and Casio What is Piano? A piano is a famous classical instrument that can be considered both stringed and percussive. Pianos are acoustic and use metal wires or strings to create sound. Pianos have become not only the most popular keyboard instrument but arguably the most popular instrument in existence. What is Casio? Casio (or CASIO) is

The world-renowned Privia family of digital pianos grows with the PX-770, designed to provide a true grand piano experience in a slim, modern design. With authentic piano sound, natural feel and impressive features, the PX-770 is a brilliant instrument for inspiring brilliant performances. The PX-770s award-winning AiR Sound Source includes a beautiful new stereo grand piano which comes alive with realistic damper resonance, simulating the entire body of the instrument, not just the strings.

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