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I have watched dozens of reviews on pianos and always find my way back to Jeremy. He just does everything so perfect. My parents have an upright piano in the living room but I can only play it when they’re not home because I’m shy LOL so I’ve wanted a keyboard of my own I can lock myself away in my room with. So. At 3:42am I can confidently say, I have just purchased my first keyboard and am absolutely thrilled. I went with this one in particular because of the features that it beats out on other models and of course, it’s impossible to beat that beautiful red color. It should be here within the next few days and I am absolutely geeked out. Thanks Jeremy for all the work you put in your videos that helps us make decisions on what to choose!
Update: Have had it for nearly 2 weeks and have played it ever single day for hours. Absolutely love the sound and the feel of it. One of my favorite things about it is connecting it to the app and layering the piano and string voices together. It makes me feel like I’m conducting an orchestra. It really makes the whole thing come to life. One of my best purchases yet!
I'm a pretty good researcher so pay attention. I studied some piano about 50 years ago and did pretty good as far as I went largely playing scales and exercises. No matter how I shake it, I always get back to Casio as the best mix of value, features and the greatest ability to remain functional as your abilities advance. If you want true weighted keys, graded action, duplication of piano function for practice purposes, versatility in other modes and no truncated features, Casio represents the best mix for beginners who are sure they want to work at it and people like myself who have some experience and want to pick it up again. The two viable entry level models are the Casio CPD-S160 and the model being reviewed here, the Casio Previa PX-1100. If you can stretch it, get the Previa. It will just serve you over a longer arc and it is a capable of running on battery power also. If you need to scrimp and piano function is your primary thing, there are decent keyboards in the $300-plus range, with stand and sometimes three pedals, which function as pianos only. If you get one of these, you will be able to practice and learn, but you will have to replace your digital piano sooner as you become more advanced. For the sake of full disclosure, I haven't touched or even seen any digital keyboard. But I can research and I do pay attention. I am playing on funny money, so to speak, so I think will go large and get the Previa. It definitely outclasses the CDP-S160 and doesn't cost a lot more. Other units in the $400-$750 price range are viable also. The Yamaha P-125 seems pretty good but does not allow the use of a three pedal unit. It might have slightly better sound than the Casios. The Korg B2SP impressed me also in terms of its ability to emulate an acoustic piano, but it might be more limited in its features. Shop around and save. Amazon is a source. But so is Ebay and so is Walmart for that matter. The same sellers often are on all three of these outlets, and you can return items bought through the Walmart website at the store. That's a big plus.
as a very new beginner I brute forced my way to learn a simple composition of merry go round of life, so it was very nostalgic hearing it again now while researching new keyboards to upgrade to
Jeremy, nice balanced video, to the point, and not too long. The right amount of explanation and the right amount playing and variety of music. You pointed out the new PXS1100 features in an understandable way with good detail. I appreciate that. Keep up the good work. From a fellow (non TH-cam) reviewer...
on the psx 1000, you can save one set of sound settings by holding function and pressing the highest a flat. it will bring those settings up every time you power on
As a classically trained pianist who played many different grands and uprights, this hammer action mechanism by Casio is one of the best for me. I don't really like the FATAR system.
I was going to buy the Px-S1100 cause I really like how it sounds and how it looks, but I'm having second thoughts cause of the videos and comments about its allegedly "flawed" action. I am an absolute beginner and I'm not willing to become a professional classical piano player. Do you think I should then go on and buy the PX-S1100, or should I go for the Roland FP-10, although it has a heavy action, quite not suitable for an absolute beginner like myself? Note that unfortunately, I can't try any of those two pianos where I live, so I have to rely solely on reviews and comments. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Hello, idk if you have made your decision but I have tried both the Roland FP-10 and the PX-S1100. In my opinion, if you have the budget for it then go with Casio. Both sounds not that much far from each other but Casio wins with better technology/functions. Aesthetically, Casio wins for me also, the design is really pleasing which makes me want to play/practice the piano more. If you dont have the budget then the FP-10 is best choice there is for both sound and aesthetic, also simple to use. Hope this helps!
Got my pxs1100. im practicing every day and its very funny to play. i like the keys action response who put me on my song with heart, its very expressive. Thank u Jeremy for your videos
Just own this for one month as Covid hit Taiwan. Love the sound, design, double headphone jack…For a beginner learning Jazz chord it’s a little tricky playing four note chords with black and white though. Have not tried those advanced settings. Love the sound mode that adds more stereo depth~~
Amazing video, love your content. This keybord looks really good and i cannot wait to buy it, just one quick question. Do the keys allow you to do different dynamics ( piano, forte, fortisimo...)?
I recently found a PX S 1000 in red at a pawnshop for $500. It includes staying in the title is that worth it for somebody that will be taking piano lessons again. I played as a child but now I’m 64 or should I keep looking for the PX S 1100?
Hi , Jeremy i would like to ask for your advice. At the moment, the price of the pxs1100 vs pxs3000 are the same (the shop reduces the price of pxs3000 ) . Which one would you recommend? I used to play classical music with the upright piano my entire life and have stopped playing the piano for 5 yrs. Now I would love to practice classical music again and also learn how to play the keyboard in order to be able to enjoy playing pop music with this instument. thanks in advance😄 I love watching your videos. You really help the others with the information as a professional.
I definitely call it the PX-S1100. Anyone who calls it otherwise is a total knob. This is really important stuff guys. Definitely deserves to be in the comment section.
Do you know if you can use the Line outs for guitar pedals? Theoretically, could I Line Out to a pedal, then line back in to the piano? If not, is there any way to run this through pedals? Thanks for any info you or anyone else could provide!
Thanks Jeremy, very useful indeed, after starting my first lessons with a real teacher and on hammer action my home lessons feel a bit weak on the ctx...So maybe i order it for practice and home use and the ctx more for Sound Design and arrangements, man, that wasn't planned 1 year before 😅😉👍
Hello, I'm so confused in selecting a keyboard that for last one month I'm just browsing on youtube. Frankly speaking I've no knowledge about music but I wanna learn for my pleasure. My priority is sound quality, my budget is around 500usd. I've shortlisted YAMAHA PSR I500, KORG EK50/EK50IN/EK50L, ROLAND E 09IN. I'm an Indian but more fond of western music, basically 90's. Could you please help me in finalizing the right choice.
I'd call it the PX-S eleven hundred. People really don't say the individual numbers out loud, like for example: You don't call 100 one zero zero. You just say one hundred.
Hi Jeremy, I’m calling from Vietnam. Do you have any idea what price the Casio PX-S 1100 will be in Singapore? Shipping from Amazon is out of the question here but a quick day trip to Singapore to pick one up is OK. Kind regards, John
Very Cool! Seen here first!!! Jeremy with the inside track! Any changes to the Keybed, or is it basically the same as the Casio PX-S1000? By the way, you are a killer good keyboard player. You really cranked on those classical tunes, pleasure just to listen. Terrific preview!
I bought the DGX-670 based on your recommendation and others. Unfortunately no one revealed that the strings and other pad vocies don't sustain with the sustain pedal.. If you want sustaining strings the DGX is a very poor choice. Because of the DGX debacle, can you please always test every instrument to see if the strings and pad voices sustain?
hm... 3 of the best sounds IMHO: CFX from a $849 DGX670, SK-EX from a $899 ES120, Steinway from a $699 PX-S1100... so about $2500 you can get 3 of the best sounds in the world... or maybe you use VST... Pianoteq K2 for Kawai, Steinway, and Keyscape for a modified C7 that kind of sounds like a CFX?
I've owned 5 Casio pianos...the last being the 560...all have a "clunk" in the middle register... don't know why they haven changed the sampling on their "pro" products... currently play a Yamaha 515...there are many things I like about the casino's including low weight, key action and value.
There is so much beautiful string resonance, I’ve been contemplating between this and the kurzweil sp 7, they both have phenominal sounds and I’ve been looking at the yahama ck88. The Casio does have really short pivot points and you notice it bigtime when you try it out
It would be a huge upgrade, ur going from 61 keys to full 88 and all weighted keys. The sound on this Casio is a huge upgrade too. If I was you I’d consider either this one or the Kawai es110. I personally love the look of this red Casio
Can we make recording from our mobile phone while having video? To have video from the phone and recording on the piano? If Yes,,how please. Thanks Jeremy
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Go Jeremy with movement three of Beethoven's Moonlight!!
Eleven hundred sounds better :)
i kinda want to buy it just for the color 😍
Me too, no joke. And the textured keys are gorgeous.
I have watched dozens of reviews on pianos and always find my way back to Jeremy. He just does everything so perfect. My parents have an upright piano in the living room but I can only play it when they’re not home because I’m shy LOL so I’ve wanted a keyboard of my own I can lock myself away in my room with. So. At 3:42am I can confidently say, I have just purchased my first keyboard and am absolutely thrilled. I went with this one in particular because of the features that it beats out on other models and of course, it’s impossible to beat that beautiful red color. It should be here within the next few days and I am absolutely geeked out. Thanks Jeremy for all the work you put in your videos that helps us make decisions on what to choose!
Update: Have had it for nearly 2 weeks and have played it ever single day for hours. Absolutely love the sound and the feel of it. One of my favorite things about it is connecting it to the app and layering the piano and string voices together. It makes me feel like I’m conducting an orchestra. It really makes the whole thing come to life. One of my best purchases yet!
@@LifeOfSpencer_ that's awesome!! I'm thinking about buying it as well
@@renzocastillocaceres worth every penny
How about a quick update after 2yrs? Would you still buy it? Do you still play it? thanks
This is so beautiful
HOW CAN YOU BE EVERYWHERE
You're a stalker
You're stalking me
You're following me
I'm convinced
8:49 improvements #1 and #2 on the px 1000
9:11 sound demo
10:43 improvements #3 - #6
11:51 improvements #7 - #10
I'm a pretty good researcher so pay attention. I studied some piano about 50 years ago and did pretty good as far as I went largely playing scales and exercises. No matter how I shake it, I always get back to Casio as the best mix of value, features and the greatest ability to remain functional as your abilities advance. If you want true weighted keys, graded action, duplication of piano function for practice purposes, versatility in other modes and no truncated features, Casio represents the best mix for beginners who are sure they want to work at it and people like myself who have some experience and want to pick it up again. The two viable entry level models are the Casio CPD-S160 and the model being reviewed here, the Casio Previa PX-1100. If you can stretch it, get the Previa. It will just serve you over a longer arc and it is a capable of running on battery power also.
If you need to scrimp and piano function is your primary thing, there are decent keyboards in the $300-plus range, with stand and sometimes three pedals, which function as pianos only. If you get one of these, you will be able to practice and learn, but you will have to replace your digital piano sooner as you become more advanced.
For the sake of full disclosure, I haven't touched or even seen any digital keyboard. But I can research and I do pay attention. I am playing on funny money, so to speak, so I think will go large and get the Previa. It definitely outclasses the CDP-S160 and doesn't cost a lot more.
Other units in the $400-$750 price range are viable also. The Yamaha P-125 seems pretty good but does not allow the use of a three pedal unit. It might have slightly better sound than the Casios. The Korg B2SP impressed me also in terms of its ability to emulate an acoustic piano, but it might be more limited in its features. Shop around and save. Amazon is a source. But so is Ebay and so is Walmart for that matter. The same sellers often are on all three of these outlets, and you can return items bought through the Walmart website at the store. That's a big plus.
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Ya lo compre y está hermoooso
Casio seems to have the best designs.
There's a "young spirit" look in terms of design.
Their sound is slowly competing with other brands too.
Well said👍👑Casio is Made for amazing upgrade❤
CASIO 💎 #1 💎
I finally bought this piano, and i'm new to piano. Thanks Jeremy.
Greeting from Batam
The piece at the beginning is so beautiful. Love to watch your videos
It's called "Merry-Go-Round of Life". It's the theme of studio ghibli's Howl's Moving Castle.
Best arrangement is sold by Jacob Koller.
I prefer Animenz and parad1se@@JoeLinux2000
as a very new beginner I brute forced my way to learn a simple composition of merry go round of life, so it was very nostalgic hearing it again now while researching new keyboards to upgrade to
Ohhhhh is that the Merry go round of Life? Also I guess PX-S "eleven-hundred" would be easier to pronounce, great review and demo again Mr. Jeremy!!!!
I appreciate your attention to detail and beautiful playing. Just purchased one thanks to your video presentation. Subscribed!
Got so enchanted by the playing, even though it was just a demo!
I really love it,especially how well the keys are pressed,and the way u play howls moving castle,it's amazing xD
Jeremy, nice balanced video, to the point, and not too long. The right amount of explanation and the right amount playing and variety of music. You pointed out the new PXS1100 features in an understandable way with good detail. I appreciate that. Keep up the good work. From a fellow (non TH-cam) reviewer...
Thank you for your kind compliments buddy. ❤️
Great tune to open the video with, a true man of culture no doubt. 👍
PX-S models are great. Thank you for your introduction and the demo presentation.
I liked it very much. Thumbs up !
came here for the sound test and did not expect the Howl's Moving Castle LOL
on the psx 1000, you can save one set of sound settings by holding function and pressing the highest a flat. it will bring those settings up every time you power on
Yup. A single setting is really inadequate though. 🥺
As a classically trained pianist who played many different grands and uprights, this hammer action mechanism by Casio is one of the best for me. I don't really like the FATAR system.
What do you think of Korg Liano? I am considering one of these two pianos
@@kristenk708The Liano is not weighted it's like synth action but in box shaped keys
Man your "Merry Go Round of Life" part at the beginning was so mesmerizing! Can you do a full version of it as a video? 😍
How was the action on the black keys?
Thanks Jeremy, that was great info'.
Do you have the notes you played on this? 1:09 I loved that❤ I wanna play that song on mine❤
The "merry go round of life" in the beginning is beautiful, as an anime fan i rejoice 😄
I just found my next keyboard upgrade, thanks 🎉
I'm here first for Jeremy!
Great channel bro. Merry Christmas
Happy holidays!
What is the name of the song you're playing at 3:00? I've been trying to find the title forever. help! Thanks!
Beethoven Piano Sonata No.14 'Moonlight'
th-cam.com/video/CtjzTYnNDGM/w-d-xo.html 😊
Moonlight sonata 3rd movement
I was going to buy the Px-S1100 cause I really like how it sounds and how it looks, but I'm having second thoughts cause of the videos and comments about its allegedly "flawed" action. I am an absolute beginner and I'm not willing to become a professional classical piano player. Do you think I should then go on and buy the PX-S1100, or should I go for the Roland FP-10, although it has a heavy action, quite not suitable for an absolute beginner like myself? Note that unfortunately, I can't try any of those two pianos where I live, so I have to rely solely on reviews and comments. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Me too
Hello, idk if you have made your decision but I have tried both the Roland FP-10 and the PX-S1100. In my opinion, if you have the budget for it then go with Casio. Both sounds not that much far from each other but Casio wins with better technology/functions. Aesthetically, Casio wins for me also, the design is really pleasing which makes me want to play/practice the piano more. If you dont have the budget then the FP-10 is best choice there is for both sound and aesthetic, also simple to use. Hope this helps!
I bought my Casio and everything is amazing so if you have enough money go with Casio you won’t regret it
trying to watch this but every minute there's another ad to have to watch!
Got my pxs1100. im practicing every day and its very funny to play. i like the keys action response who put me on my song with heart, its very expressive. Thank u Jeremy for your videos
Thank you for your great review! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
How do you select the bluetooth device you want to connect? Also, is there latency when used with bluetooth?
Excellent video!
Hoi jeremy ,ik heb nu een casio gp510 gekocht wat vind jij van die piano is dat een goede keuze geweest.
Vriendelijke groeten Richard
Does anybody know what is the song that starts at 6:28?
River Flows in You.
I have two questions. Can you change the volume and lower the volume for playing at night? Also can you connect headphones?
Yes. Yes
Great review master Jeremy ! I'll go for it .
A tiny suggestion: include the name of the keyboard in the video title. I searched 'px-s1100 review' and this video didn't appear haha. Great video!
Came for the review, stayed for the music, great review ;-)
Just own this for one month as Covid hit Taiwan. Love the sound, design, double headphone jack…For a beginner learning Jazz chord it’s a little tricky playing four note chords with black and white though. Have not tried those advanced settings. Love the sound mode that adds more stereo depth~~
Why it's trick? Could you elaborate more?
"merry go round" by joe hisaishi, from anime movie ""Howl's moving castle""
I like the first song you played ,
What's the name of the song ?
Thank you 🙏
I'm thinking of buying a piano, but I don't know which one is better, the yamaha p125, or this one, does anyone know?
Man, Casio's doing better these days - it's got more responsive and considerate than before, right?
No mention of how the action feels, or how the action compares to the previous version..? 🤔
I heard the action is the same....meaning no improvement.
Nice. Can I use the PX-S1100 (with WU-BT10 included) with Bluetooth headphones or just wired ones?
Amazing video, love your content. This keybord looks really good and i cannot wait to buy it, just one quick question. Do the keys allow you to do different dynamics ( piano, forte, fortisimo...)?
Yes it is touch sensitive.
Great video! your videos helped me choose the right piano to buy so thank you!.
What’s the name of the song that you play in the beginning? It’s beautiful !
The end of the acoustic piano?
absolutely love it
Thanx, Maestro 🌹🌹🌹
What's that piece you play as the grand piano concert demo?
Merry go round of life th-cam.com/video/fjMOx6KKgRw/w-d-xo.html
0:42 I love this piece, is this an existing song is this just something you improvised?
It’s a song called “mery go round” from “howls moving castle” an animated movie
Is it possible to use a celeste voice on it?😊
Hello, is this nice for large audiences show?
Love intro song.
I recently found a PX S 1000 in red at a pawnshop for $500. It includes staying in the title is that worth it for somebody that will be taking piano lessons again. I played as a child but now I’m 64 or should I keep looking for the PX S 1100?
i am 68 and gonna get the mustard pxs7000....do it !!
Hi Jeremy
The pxs1100 is going to replace pxs1000 so is going to be priced the same and what about the key action issues with the black keys?
With love from india
Yeah I wanted to black vs white key action as well please
I speculate that it uses the same action since it uses the same chassis.
Hi , Jeremy
i would like to ask for your advice. At the moment, the price of the pxs1100 vs pxs3000 are the same (the shop reduces the price of pxs3000 ) . Which one would you recommend?
I used to play classical music with the upright piano my entire life and have stopped playing the piano for 5 yrs. Now I would love to practice classical music again and also learn how to play the keyboard in order to be able to enjoy playing pop music with this instument.
thanks in advance😄 I love watching your videos. You really help the others with the information as a professional.
I'm suprised that the piano sounds really good! It's not like the other casino's that sound like toy pianos.
I'd be surprised if it is using any other piano samples other than the one used on the PX-S1000 and PX-S3000.
do you find the issue of black keys being lighter than white keys?
Would this keyboard or the yamaha p 143 be better?
nice video!
This is crazy 🙈
Affordable and it has build in beautiful Piano sounds.
The drawback it has only 2 sensors key. The rest is amazing. 👍🏼
The two sensors are barely noticeable when you're playing
I definitely call it the PX-S1100. Anyone who calls it otherwise is a total knob. This is really important stuff guys. Definitely deserves to be in the comment section.
I liked the As The Deer demo. Great review. Thank you for such a high quality video.
Do you know if you can use the Line outs for guitar pedals? Theoretically, could I Line Out to a pedal, then line back in to the piano? If not, is there any way to run this through pedals? Thanks for any info you or anyone else could provide!
Thanks Jeremy, very useful indeed, after starting my first lessons with a real teacher and on hammer action my home lessons feel a bit weak on the ctx...So maybe i order it for practice and home use and the ctx more for Sound Design and arrangements, man, that wasn't planned 1 year before 😅😉👍
Rock on!
yoo man now days casio is becoming better i love the cts-300
Great review, Jeremy! How do you compare this “eleven hundred” to the DGX670? Also, do you know how to create chord progression loops at the DGX670?
I'll do a comparison when I have time. 🙂
@@JeremySee thanks!!!
The DGX-670 has a more modern and open sound. It sounds better than the Casio, by the way.
Super question!
Beautiful playing in the beginning Jeremy See. Is that original composition by you, or did you get it at some song?
It's from a Studio Ghibli soundtrack, Howls Moving Castle if I'm not mistaken.
Nice Piano.. Very Good Demo👍 What music at 2.37? Thank You..
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P X S One One hundred prefered.
Hello, I'm so confused in selecting a keyboard that for last one month I'm just browsing on youtube. Frankly speaking I've no knowledge about music but I wanna learn for my pleasure. My priority is sound quality, my budget is around 500usd. I've shortlisted YAMAHA PSR I500, KORG EK50/EK50IN/EK50L, ROLAND E 09IN. I'm an Indian but more fond of western music, basically 90's. Could you please help me in finalizing the right choice.
I'd call it the PX-S eleven hundred. People really don't say the individual numbers out loud, like for example: You don't call 100 one zero zero. You just say one hundred.
eleven hundred, without a doubt.
that christian song on the 60's setting, oh sweet lawdy 🥰🤤👏🏼
Hi Jeremy, I’m calling from Vietnam. Do you have any idea what price the Casio PX-S 1100 will be in Singapore? Shipping from Amazon is out of the question here but a quick day trip to Singapore to pick one up is OK.
Kind regards,
John
casiomusic.sg/collections/digital-piano/products/px-s1100
Great video! but dummy question, I can put headphones in right?
Yes! Covered in the video. 😉
Is kadence a good piano company?
Damn, I have bought the PX-S1000 a couple months ago
More suitable-for-gig look and USB flash drive port is just the thing I am a sucker for 😭
Very Cool! Seen here first!!! Jeremy with the inside track! Any changes to the Keybed, or is it basically the same as the Casio PX-S1000? By the way, you are a killer good keyboard player. You really cranked on those classical tunes, pleasure just to listen. Terrific preview!
Thanks bud!
Are there worship pad sounds
i prefer elevenHundred.. yiieee.. best regardz..
im looking forward of buying this model. :D
Hi Jeremy, do you know if they fixed the issue of the black keys being lighter than the white keys in this edition? Thank you!
You played as the deeeeer❣❤❣❣🔥🔥
I bought the DGX-670 based on your recommendation and others. Unfortunately no one revealed that the strings and other pad vocies don't sustain with the sustain pedal.. If you want sustaining strings the DGX is a very poor choice. Because of the DGX debacle, can you please always test every instrument to see if the strings and pad voices sustain?
Can you test it for latency if played in tandem with Pianoteq?
I wanted to buy it, too. But now I am into this Casio maybe ;) for the first time ever..
Does it actually come with the printed sheet music though? i saw an unboxing video where it showed it only came with the user manual.
what is the version of howls moving castle that you learned? It seems more playable than anything else I can find and I wanna learn it.
hm... 3 of the best sounds IMHO: CFX from a $849 DGX670, SK-EX from a $899 ES120, Steinway from a $699 PX-S1100... so about $2500 you can get 3 of the best sounds in the world... or maybe you use VST... Pianoteq K2 for Kawai, Steinway, and Keyscape for a modified C7 that kind of sounds like a CFX?
I've owned 5 Casio pianos...the last being the 560...all have a "clunk" in the middle register... don't know why they haven changed the sampling on their "pro" products... currently play a Yamaha 515...there are many things I like about the casino's including low weight, key action and value.
There is so much beautiful string resonance, I’ve been contemplating between this and the kurzweil sp 7, they both have phenominal sounds and I’ve been looking at the yahama ck88. The Casio does have really short pivot points and you notice it bigtime when you try it out
I have a CT-S1 is it worth upgrading to this? I'm just not too happy with the sound... the default mode sound like "blocked nose"
It would be a huge upgrade, ur going from 61 keys to full 88 and all weighted keys. The sound on this Casio is a huge upgrade too. If I was you I’d consider either this one or the Kawai es110. I personally love the look of this red Casio
Can we make recording from our mobile phone while having video? To have video from the phone and recording on the piano?
If Yes,,how please.
Thanks Jeremy
Which one is better the Casio PX-S1100 or Alesis Prestige Artist?
Which is the name of the first song you play?
Howl's Moving Castle
Eleven-hundred seems the most straightforward to me