Casio Privia PX-765 Digital Piano in Black - 88 Tri Sensor Keys - 128 Voice Polyphony

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This deal got to over 400 degrees when it was £470 back in Feb, so this seems like an absolutely crazy price. Costco membership required of course.

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With the addition of the PX-765, the renowned Privia family of digital pianos expands.

Crafted to offer a genuine grand piano experience in a sleek, contemporary design. The PX-765 is the instrument for ambitious pianists because it has a natural key touch, an improved European piano sound, and a long list of impressive features. With the PX-765's new Concert Play feature, you can now play along with recordings of a real symphony orchestra while using a built-in library of ten classical pieces. Be delighted by the sense of occasion that being the soloist in an orchestra brings, from lovely elementary pieces to well-known classical themes.

Specification:

88 Keys with scaled hammer action II (tri sensor) Synthetic ebony/ ivory keyboard
19 Sounds
Multi-Dimensional morphing AiR sound source
128 Voice polyphony
Split and layer function
DSP
Chorus
Reverb
Brilliance
Midi recorder 2 tracks/1 song
Concert play
Hammer-response
Damper-resonance
60 Internal practice tracks
Transposer
Metronome
Duet mode
3 Pedals
2 Headphone connectors
USB to any PC, Mac, iOS, or Android device, with no drivers or installations needed.
Speakers: 2 x 8 W
Dimensions including stand (W x D x H): 1391 x 299 x 798 mm
Weight including stand: 31.5 kg
Colour: Black matte
Stand with 3-fold pedal, music holder and power supply AD-A12150LW
FREE Online music lessons via the Casio music Academy casiomusicacademy.co.uk/ (h…k/)

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24th Nov

Exactly the same specs as the Casio PX-770BK | PX-770BN | PX-770WE, apparently Casio have confirmed it's the same keyboard.

3 year warranty (vs 2 for most).

Hopefully this helps.

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24th Nov
If it helps I have found more info. This is exactly the same as the Casio PX-770BK | PX-770BN | PX-770WE.

I checked the product specifications in the manual and previous posts where Casio confirmed they are the exact same!
24th Nov
Many thanks. I think you can't go wrong for the price. They seem to have good reviews on YouTube.
24th Nov
Strange indeed. There seems to be a lot of info and videos about PX-760, PX-770, PX-860 but not about this one.
24th Nov
Many thanks, absolutely bargain ordered. Was look for a piano looking and this is perfect.
24th Nov
How does this compare with the s160? The latter is more expensive at £379 so I’m guessing that’s higher in the range
24th Nov
This is usually 4x the price. This is much higher range than the s160. Look at the much better polyphony alone.
24th Nov
Is it flat packed?
24th Nov
Looks like it. Bonus points for working out the difference between this model that no-one's ever heard of and one which people have: musicradar.com/rev…iew

(That one weighs the same so the criticisms of the speakers probably apply too.) (edited)
24th Nov
Anyone know how this compares to the Alesis recital Grand which I bought a while ago for xmas, but is back on at £299? (without stand)

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24th Nov
That keyboard looks great too, rather similar it seems??! I think the difference is this comes with a rather nice stand and pedals all included. The Casio stand alone is around £150 for the lower Casio models.
It looks like the speakers are better on that? You can always plug in speakers I guess. (edited)
24th Nov
Does it have a pitch wheel?
25th Nov
No it's very much aimed at people whose main interest is something which sounds and behaves !like an acoustic piano
25th Nov
Amazing price good find
25th Nov
Dang it, been looking for exactly this kind of offer, and its gone out of stock by the time I'm back from working. Ah well! Good deal OP.
25th Nov
I am tempted by this a lot more than the S160. It's an older model but it's part of the Privia line. The CDP S line shortens the length of the keys. This makes it more difficult to control how softly or loudly you play different notes. Also the black and white keys are weighted differently which adds to the problem. If you want to play classical piano this makes it a problem once you get beyond beginner level. James Pavel Shawcross who has a YouTube channel called Thepianoforever has videos explaining the problem. He is an independent reviewer who does not receive freebies from the music industry.
25th Nov
This or Roland FP-10?
25th Nov
Roland fp-10 has clicky key action, if not when new after a few weeks / months. Check YouTube etc.
25th Nov
Out of stock
25th Nov
Gutted. Oos
25th Nov
How likely is it to come back in stock?
28th Nov
Anyone had theirs dispatched yet? mine still saying processing
28th Nov
Check the tracking number. It seems quite a bespoke / smaller specialist delivery company in use. Mines been in the delivery hub for ages... I must be more patient.