Casio Privia PX-160 Digital Piano | Everything You Need To Know

The PX-160 utilizes Casio's famous Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard. This action features new simulated Ebony and Ivory textured keys for an incredible feel and its three sensors capture the dynamics of a performance with unparalleled speed and accuracy. Casio’s proprietary Hammer Response feature takes into consideration the speed at which different sized hammers move inside an acoustic grand piano relative to the velocity the keys are played. This timing nuance provides the ultimate key-to-sound experience that is unmatched by the standard actions of other brands.

[@Lizby109]

My keyboard changes pitch as it goes up the scale . How can I fix this?

[@jennifermaines4408]

Thanks for this clear and quick explanation. Bought one in 2019 and was always too lazy to read the instructions.... Instructions daunt me! 😂 So now that I have the extra sounds (after 4 yrs) how do I use metronome function and recording function. Also...someone asked her about transposing...is that possible on this keyboard? Thanx a million community! ❤

[@engrguererro1757]

my px160 piano have sudden sound without touching any key. loud sound. how to fix it? thanks

[@laurahartsuff]

How do I use the transpose function?

[@MajorMovieDeal]

This keyboard interests me, but some customer review claimed that a couple of the keys became kind of loose after a couple months use.
Anyone have this keyboard for any length of time? How has it held up?

[@prettyandstuffff]

I've had this keyboard several years no issues.

[@MajorMovieDeal]

@@prettyandstuffff Thanks for the reply.
I ended up getting a more expensive Roland after trying it out at the store.

[@NamDoNDMEDIAS]

@@MajorMovieDeal can you tell me the specific model due to I am kinda interesting in getting a Roland right now ^^?

[@karenbaumgartel6077]

Thanks!

[@makbones3481]

How do I take this thing apart? I'm trying to clean the inside of it and I've taken all the screws off and it won't open up.

[@aldenhauheng3410]

Can we adjust layer tone sound

[@alokshreekoirala]

Ok i have a problem . Can you pls help.
I bought this keyboard . The upper notes after E6 sustains for a very long time by itself even if i turn off the reverb . How can i turn this off.?

[@MujoNovak]

video please

[@marcelounisbozzetto9781]

Most grand Pianos don't have the damper mechanism for the higher notes, as you can see in this top view for example :
www.google.com/search?q=open+grand+piano+top+view&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiy-tiH6bXjAhVFGbkGHc-9BK4Q_AUIECgB&biw=1242&bih=597#imgrc=mO99IBdBD0L8zM:

[@fredericfrancoischopin1178]

Every time I play cannon in d I press a with my right hand and it makes a noise when I hit sometimes it’s gone but then it’s back it’s like if for some reason the noice of that key is higher than the rest and makes like a static noice

[@143ryan8]

How do I connect headphones to this??

[@the_legomotorguy8768]

There is a place to connect it in front of the piano

[@newfster90]

still cant figure out to transpose

[@drakordeloric5064]

First F to lower, First F# to higher. Thank me later ;)

[@newfster90]

@@drakordeloric5064 got it thanks!

[@jillsavage2834]

THIS COMMENT SAVED THE GRAD THANK YOU!

[@aceyyyyyy]

@@drakordeloric5064 THANK YOU

[@JustMe-999a]

The action is probably the loudest I've ever heard. Talk about crappy engineering...........

[@Highkeck]

JustMe9
What does action mean?