Casio - Privia PX-S7000 Black + Banquette

The Casio PX-S7000BK’s sound engine is based on multi-layered modelling capable of reproducing subtle nuances related to playing touch across the 88 keys, with detailed management of harmonics and internal resonances.

Each note responds to the intensity of the playing by adjusting its tonal behaviour, allowing for a wide variety of musical expression in both practice and composition contexts.

The PX-S7000’s keyboard features a hybrid hammer action combined with a graded response across the entire keyboard range, reproducing sensations similar to those of an acoustic instrument without the mechanical constraints.

The materials used on the playing surfaces provide a consistent feel under the fingers, whilst maintaining a stable response during fast passages or when playing with greater dynamics.

Casio has opted for a sound projection system based on four independent speakers capable of dispersing the audio spectrum in different directions, creating a sound distribution equivalent to that of a grand piano.

The internal structural design of the PX-S7000BK helps to minimise unwanted vibrations, ensuring consistent clarity even when playing at high volumes or with complex musical textures.

Adaptive acoustic management adjusts the sound projection according to the instrument’s position in the room, whether it is placed against a wall, in the centre of a room or on a dedicated stand.

Reverberation simulations also allow you to alter the spatial perception of the sound, adjusting the sense of distance and acoustic environment to suit the context of use.

Real-time control functions allow users to adjust performance parameters, such as timbre variation or pitch modulation, offering direct interaction during musical performance without interrupting the flow.