CASIO AP 750 BK
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CASIO AP 750 BK
The Casio AP 750 BK digital piano from the Celviano series is designed for discerning users who will appreciate its high-quality sound, realistic piano resonance, patented acoustic system, and sophisticated design. It offers 88 standard keys with a naturally balanced hammer action and 5 adjustable levels of touch response, which can also be switched off. The Smart Hybrid Hammer Action Celviano Edition keyboard, made from a combination of wood and resin, makes you feel like you are playing a classic piano. The white keys imitate ivory, while the black keys have an ebony-like texture. It also offers the option to transpose and temper the tuning, with a choice of 17 tuning systems. A classic three-pedal unit is included. The piano features a 4-channel sound system with 8 speakers and a display for a real-time overview of the settings.
Key features of the Casio AP 750 BK digital piano
- Casio AP 750 BK digital piano from the Celviano series, designed for discerning users
- 88 standard keys with a naturally balanced hammer action
- 5 adjustable levels of touch response with an off option
- Option to transpose and temper the tuning, with a choice of 17 tuning systems
- Includes a classic three-pedal unit
- Features 39 instrument tones, up to 256-note polyphony, and digital effects
- Bluetooth connectivity, USB, and headphone output
- Can be connected to a mobile app
The Casio AP 750 BK has a rich sound
The Casio AP 750 BK offers a natural sound and rich harmonic resonance with its Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR technology. The piano's string resonance is superbly modelled, and the Mechanical Sound System simulation achieves maximum authenticity. You'll be captivated by the expressive detail and smooth tonal changes that respond to your playing style. You can also switch between 4 levels of tonal variation, corresponding to the piano lid being open, closed, or in intermediate positions (Lid Simulator). The Lossless Audio Compression feature guarantees beautiful and expressive piano tones.
Casio AP 750 digital piano with a range of effects
The Casio AP 750 digital piano includes a wide range of options to bring your playing to life. It features 39 instrument tones, up to 256-note polyphony, and digital effects (4× hall, 4× chorus, 8× reverb, 3× surround, 7× brilliance, hammer response simulation, pedal press simulation, and open-lid sound simulation). The Volume Sync Equaliser function ensures a balanced sound across all frequencies, even when playing at a low volume. You will love the three concert grand piano sounds, including the "Berlin Grand," which was developed in collaboration with C. Bechstein. Other classic piano sounds are tailored to capture the diversity of different musical genres.
Offers various connectivity options
It also has a 1-track / 1-song MIDI recorder. You can expand the memory with 10 user songs. Audio can be recorded to a USB flash drive (WAV format, max. 99 songs, max. 25 minutes per file). The Instant RePlayer audio recorder captures the last 270 seconds of your playing, which you can play back to instantly check your performance. A lesson function is also included. The piano can connect to a PC via USB and also has Bluetooth connectivity and a headphone output with a specially tuned mode.
Connects to a mobile app
Using the included WU-BT10 Wireless MIDI & Audio Adaptor, you can wirelessly connect to a smart device, such as a mobile phone or tablet. This lets you play audio through the piano's sound system and communicate MIDI data. The CASIO MUSIC SPACE app offers a range of functions that will further enhance your playing experience.
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Casio is a Japanese manufacturer of electronics and electronic equipment. Its history begins in 1946 in Tokyo. The company was originally a manufacturer of calculators, leading the field throughout the second half of the twentieth century. The company has expanded a lot, offering watches and audio equipment in addition to calculators.
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