The Casio CDP-S360 Black is a portable digital piano perfect for musicians looking for a comprehensive and easy-to-transport instrument. With its 88-key Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard, it offers a realistic tactile experience suitable for both beginners and experienced players. Its 128-note polyphony and 700 varied tones allow for great musical diversity, perfect for practice at home, in lessons, or during rehearsals. Automatic accompaniment and MIDI recording functions facilitate learning and composition.
| Keyboard | Scaled Hammer Action II |
|---|---|
| Number of keys | 88 |
| Touch response | 3 sensitivity levels, off |
| Polyphony | 128 |
| Number of tones | 700 |
| Auto accompaniment | Yes |
| Built-in songs | 152 (including 50 exercise phrases) |
| Demo songs | 1 |
| User songs | 10 |
| Lesson function | Part on/off, right hand, left hand, both hands |
| MIDI recorder | 6 tracks, 5 songs, approx. 12,000 notes per song |
| Recording and playback | Real-time |
| Pedal included | SP-3 x 1 (terminal x 2) |
| Optional pedal units | SP-34, CS-470P (damper, soft, sostenuto pedal) |
| Half-pedal | Yes, with optional 3-pedal unit |
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