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New Casio models #676951 02/03/04 09:02 PM
Joined: May 2003 Posts: 123 cyberspace JDWooWoo OP Full Member
OP JDWooWoo Full Member Joined: May 2003 Posts: 123 cyberspace	Look out Yamaha. The Casio Celviano and Privia models have made it to the US and they are priced to sell. 88 weighted keys and everything. I've seen their cheapest selling for the same price as the Yamaha DGX500. This could be the beginning of a war. I already thought their WK3000 sounded pretty good. I definitely want to find one of their Privia's and try it out. Disclosure: adult self-teacher ~RCM 8. ~~ Must - Get - Off - Everquest ~~

Re: New Casio models #676952 02/03/04 11:04 PM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 433 CS, Texas Zymtil Full Member
Zymtil Full Member Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 433 CS, Texas	Thanks for the info JDWooWoo. I look forward to trying out Casio's new line If Casio is trying to break in to the digital piano market they definately have their work cut out for them. They will have to change their image from "toy keyboards" to "competitive digitals". I'm really curious as to how their new line will "rank" in comparison to say a Yamaha P90.