Casio PX-S7000 WE
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PX-S7000 WE
Product Info
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The PX-S7000 WE is a surprisingly compelling stage piano, especially for those seeking a portable and stylish instrument with a decent acoustic piano feel. Its hybrid action is a real step up, and the Bluetooth features are a huge plus. It's ideal for gigging musicians, music educators, or anyone wanting a premium digital piano experience without a massive footprint.
Product Description
- Casio PX-S7000 WE
- Digital Piano
- 88 Weighted keys with hammer action - Smart Hybrid Hammer Action keyboard made of hybrid material wood / resin
- 400 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
- 25 x Microphone effects
- 4 x Piano position
- String and Damper Resonance
- Open String and Aliquot Resonance
- Key Action and Damper Noise
- Metronome
- 50 x Arpeggiator types
- Bluetooth audio and MIDI via WU-BT10 Bluetooth adapter
- included
- Tone Modification via App
- Compatible with the Casio Music Space App (iOS
- Android)
- 1 x Illuminated pitch bend knob
- 1x Illuminated control button and 2x EX button
- Internal flash memory
- 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
- Connection for 3-way pedal (included)
- Microphone input: 6.3 mm jack
- USB to Host (USB-MIDI)
- USB to Device
- Power supply via mains adapter (included) or 8x AA batteries (not included)
- 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 - 29.1 kg incl. stand and pedal
- Colour: White
- Includes SP-34 3-way pedal
- keyboard stand
- felt keyboard cover
- power supply
- WU-BT10 Bluetooth adapter
- music stand and operating instructions
PROS
- • Hybrid wood/resin action offers surprisingly realistic key feel.
- • Excellent acoustic piano sounds, notably improved over previous Casio models.
- • Sleek, minimalist design is genuinely attractive and portable.
- • Bluetooth MIDI and audio integration adds serious modern convenience.
CONS
- • The limited onboard speaker system won't satisfy serious performance needs.
- • While improved, the sound engine still lacks the depth of higher-end stage pianos.
- • Registration memory feels somewhat restrictive for gigging professionals.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
88
Key Action
Smart Hybrid Hammer Action (wood/resin composite)
Sounds
400 (including acoustic pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings, etc.)
Polyphony
256 Voices
Effects
8 Reverb Simulators, 8 Chorus/Reverb, 3 Surround, 25 Microphone Effects, Piano Resonance Modeling
Connections
USB to Host, USB to Device, MIDI In/Out, Headphone/Line Out, AUX In, Bluetooth Audio/MIDI
Weight
16.8 kg (37 lbs)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The hybrid action is a clever compromise; it's lighter than a full Fatar but offers a surprisingly nuanced response, though it lacks the absolute depth and heavier feel of a premium Fatar.
Yes, the two-track MIDI recording allows for basic layering, but you'll need a DAW on your computer for more complex multi-track arrangements.
The piano sounds are quite good and perfectly usable for recording; the resonance modeling adds a degree of realism that elevates them beyond simple practice sounds.
