Casio PX-S6000
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PX-S6000
Product Info
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The PX-S6000 is a seriously impressive slim-line stage piano. It delivers a surprisingly authentic playing experience and a wide range of sounds, making it a great choice for gigging musicians, music educators, or anyone needing a portable, high-quality instrument. It’s a solid step up from entry-level models and offers a lot of value for the price.
Product Description
- Casio PX-S6000
- Digital Piano
- 88 Weighted keys with hammer action - Smart Hybrid Hammer Action Keyboard made of hybrid material wood / resin
- 350 Sounds
- 50 Styles
- Registrations: 96 - 4 banks with 24 places each
- 256-Voice polyphonic
- Layer and split function
- Backlit LC display
- MIDI Record - 2 tracks
- 5 songs
- Audio Record - on USB device
- Effects: 8x reverb simulator
- 8x reverb
- 3x surround
- DSP - presets for individual sounds and 100 editable presets
- 25 x Microphone effects
- 4 x Piano position
- String and Damper Resonance
- Key Action and Damper Noise
- Metronome
- 50 x Arpeggiator types
- Bluetooth audio and MIDI via WU-BT10 Bluetooth adapter
- included in delivery
- Tone Modification
- Compatible with the Casio Music Space App (iOS
- Android)
- Pitch bend control
- 2 x Knobs and 1x control button
- 2 Headphone outputs: 1x 3.5 mm TRS mini jack and 1x 6.3 mm TRS stereo jack
- 2 Line outs: 6.3 mm jack (L/R + R)
- Connection for sustain pedal (included in delivery)
- Connection for 3-way pedal (not included)
- Microphone input: 6.3 mm jack
- USB to Host (USB-MIDI)
- USB to device
- Power supply via mains adapter (included in delivery) or 8x AA batteries (not included in delivery)
- Battery life approx. 4 hours
- Speaker system: 2x 8 watts + 2x 8 watts (2x 3 watts + 2x 3 watts in battery mode)
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 1340 x 242 x 102 mm
- Weight: 14.8 kg
- Colour: black
- Includes SP-3 sustain pedal
- power supply unit
- WU-BT10 Bluetooth adapter
- music stand and operating instructions
PROS
- • Hybrid wood/resin keys offer surprisingly realistic tactile feedback.
- • Excellent piano sounds, particularly the Japanese grand, are remarkably authentic.
- • Bluetooth MIDI and audio connectivity significantly expands its versatility.
- • Compact design and sleek aesthetics make it ideal for smaller spaces.
CONS
- • The Smart Hybrid action, while good, isn't quite on par with top-tier acoustic piano emulations.
- • Limited physical controls can necessitate frequent menu navigation.
- • Sound layering, while present, lacks depth compared to higher-end stage pianos.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
88
Key Action
Smart Hybrid Hammer Action (wood/resin composite)
Sounds
350 (including acoustic pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings, and more)
Polyphony
256-Voice
Effects
8 Reverb Simulators, 8 Reverbs, 3 Surround Effects, 25 Microphone Effects, Piano Resonance Modeling
Connections
USB to Host/Device, Bluetooth Audio/MIDI, Headphone/Line Out, Pedal Inputs (Damper, Soft, Sustain, Expression)
Weight
14.9 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Smart Hybrid action incorporates wood and resin, resulting in a more nuanced feel with better dynamic response and a more realistic key weight than previous Casio actions.
Yes, it functions as a MIDI controller when connected to a computer via USB, allowing you to use external VST instruments.
While convenient, Bluetooth audio isn't ideal for critical live situations due to potential latency; MIDI is preferred for that application.
