Unlike semi-weighted keyboards, which use springs to add weight to the keys, this keyboard is fully weighted and uses actual hammers that simulate the response of the hammer striking the strings. The Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action II ensures you get a very realistic response of the keys and great dynamic range from the softest pianissimo to the loudest fortissimo with all gradations in between. The PX-160 has an 88-key fully weighted keyboard with the keys having the same size as regular piano keys. Ī display would certainly improve the usability of the PX-160, but considering the price of the instrument I can’t ask for more. Some don’t like this way of navigating, and it really can be inconvenient, when you need to change a setting quickly when performing on stage, but at least this way the control panel remains simple and is not cluttered with lots of buttons.
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Initially, you’ll have to use user manual to look up key combinations until you memorize them, but labels above the keys definitely simplify this process.
There are dedicated buttons for the main settings and functions (volume control, recording features, metronome, main piano sounds).Īs for the rest of the functions and sound, you’ll need to press labeled piano keys while holding the “ Function” button to access them. The control panel of the piano is intuitive and easy to navigate. The colors are not flashy, and all look contemporary and fresh. The piano is available in 3 colors: black, white and gold (champagne). So, if you plan to take it out pretty often, you should consider buying a padded bag/case to prevent the keyboard from damage. The only thing is that the plastic casing of the PX-160 may not hold up very well during transportation. The materials feel nice to the touch and are of decent quality they don’t feel cheap or anything.
The build quality is great, though the piano is made entirely of plastic.
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