88 Key Second Generation Three Sensor Progressive Counterweight Keyboard

Sound Technology

Reproduce the natural, full and expressive gorgeous timbre and resonance of the grand piano



Multidimensional image gradient AirR sound source

The CASIO multi-dimensional image gradient AirR sound source is particularly focused on expressing the full and resonant tone details of the grand piano. The built-in memory with significantly expanded capacity can accommodate longer sampling times and waveform data with improved quality. In terms of timbre, from the beginning of each keyboard strike, to the continuation of the beautiful sound, and then to the release of the sound, all of these subtle changes in sound quality can only be heard on a grand piano, which is the most vivid natural reproduction.



*AiR=Acoustic and Intelligent Resonator

Keyboard system

The natural playing touch is very close to the sturdy and stable touch of the grand piano, unconsciously blending the performer with the music being played.



The second generation three sensor progressive weight keyboard, with precise sound timing like a grand piano

The difference in sound structure between a grand piano and a digital piano lies in their different sound production times, that is, the time difference between the moment the keys are played and the moment the piano is heard to produce sound. In conjunction with the three sensor system, the new second-generation 3-sensor progressive string structure keyboard can continuously detect the movements of the keys.



Imitation sandalwood and ivory keys provide a comfortable fingertip fit and feel, allowing you to play effortlessly and freely

The imitation sandalwood and ivory keys provide exquisite keyboard texture and touch, as well as smooth touch like a grand piano keyboard. The delicate corrugated surface material can effectively prevent fingers from slipping due to sweating, and even provide a comfortable touch of the keys at the fingertips during prolonged performance.



The Exquisite Evolution of Digital Piano

The sound control pedal produces natural and beautiful resonance through sound control resonance



The profound and wonderful resonance generated by using the sound control pedal when playing the grand piano can now be naturally reproduced through a stereo resonance simulator installed on 88 keys, which is different from traditional analog sound processing methods. The resonance details generated from depressing the sound control pedal to lifting the pedal are simulated one by one.



Concert performance

The piano contains high-quality audio data recordings of 10 live performances by an orchestra. Piano performers can accompany recording while playing, enjoying the feeling of participating in a grand performance.