Casio CDP200

Description

Discontinued. Replaced by CDP220

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Casio CDP200 Digital Piano – 88 keys with hammer action and touch response, 48-note polyphony, 670 sounds, 200 styles, 10 user styles, 305 music presets, 32 registration memories, sampling function, split/layer function, transpose function, reverb, chorus, 152 internal songs, pitch bend wheel, LCD display, SD memory card slot, USB MIDI port, 1x microphone input jack, 1x headphone output jack, line in jack, 1x pedal jack, 2x 8W speaker system, includes SP-3 pedal and AD12 power supply. Dimensions: 1323 x 278 x 133mm. Weight: 12kg

 

Features:

88 full-size scaled hammer action keys with touch response
48-note polyphonic maximum
670 tones
200 rhythms
Effects:
Reverb (10 types)
Chorus (5 types)
Acoustic resonance
Pitch bend wheel
Recorder and metronome features for lesson support
4 fingering methods (normal, Casio® chord, fingered, full-range chord)
Rhythm controller: Start, stop, synchro, fill-in
Auto accompaniment
Song expansion: 10 songs maximum
Music presets (305 preset)
Registration (8 banks x 4 sets for 32 setups)
One-touch presets: Recalls settings for tone, tempo, layer, on/off, and harmonize on/off in accordance with rhythm
Scale editor: 16 preset scales, 4 memory scales
Music library: 152 songs
Memory functions:
Songs: 5
Recording tracks: 6
Capacity: Approximately 12,000 notes total
Functions: Real-time recording, playback
General MIDI level 1 compatible
SDâ„¢ memory card slot
USB port
2 speakers: 16 W total output (bass-reflex speakers)
Headphones jack
What’s Included:

CDP200 CSPB Piano
AC adapter
Piano stand
Bench
Specifications:

Dimensions with stand (W x D x H):
133.3 cm x 34.1 cm x 75.7 cm
(52 in. x 13.5 in. x 30 in.)
Weight: 31.6 kg (69 lb.)

 

 

Casio CDP200 Reviews

“I’m satisfied with my choice”

I took my decision and bought a Casio CDP200R.
I know it is not a great piano compared to my other options (Yamaha P95 or Casio PX-330)
but i’m really enthusiastic and satisfied of this choose since it perfectly fit my
caracteristics (I’m a beginner that want to verify how real is the passion for this
instrument and want to connect it easily to garageband).

I waited some days before posting the review as i played with my piano to validate my
decision and at the moment i’m really happy.

Review by Mauro Pintus (24/01/2012)