Casio AP-200 88-Key Digital Piano
Experience the rich resonance of a fine grand piano with the AP-200 from Casio.
Overall User Ratings (based on 4 ratings)
Submitted March 20, 2009 by a customer from yahoo.com
"Great value for the money"
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I'm hoping that this piano will bring me back to a level where it would be reasonable to invest in a great acoustic piano, but I anticipate that that will take several years, and I hope this little guy will last for the long haul.
Sound
It sounds pretty good -- you can tell it's not an acoustic grand, but it's pretty nice. I'm just taking piano up again after many, many years, so I don't require perfection, but I did hear some real duds when I was shopping around; this piano's sound compares favorably with others in the price range.
Features
For my purpose (re-learning piano), all I want is decent piano sound and touch, and it's got that. Not a lot of other sounds of bells/whistles, but that's ok -- particularly for the price.
Ease of Use
Plays like a piano...
Quality
It's not beautiful -- it's pretty clearly particle board, but it has a decent dark finish so you might not know it from a distance. When put together, it feels sturdy. The keyboard quality seems fine, and the pedals are metal, so aside from the sort-of cheap look of the stand, it's fine.
Value
I got this for $640 "blemished" but only the box appears to have suffered any insult. For the price, I'm thrilled.
Manufacturer Support
Nothing's come up yet.
The Wow Factor
This piano is not about sex appeal, but it's appealing in the sense that it's cheap, basic, and sounds good!
Musical Background:
hobbyist
Musical Style:
classical
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