CASIO CDP S100 PIANO UNBOXING, DEMO AND REVIEW FROM A BEGGINER 

Thank you very much, just buying this from Amazon here in Spain and your review was good. I too a a beginner, started playing just after Christmas on a cheaper keyboard, but now needsomething better.

I have the slightly newer CDP-S110 which allegedly has a better piano sound but the rest is essentially the same instrument. I've played the piano since I was 9 and I have had many electric/digital pianos over the years. Bought my S110 for fun - for busking and occasional pub gigs as it's light and can run off 6 X AA batteries, not for serious recitals. The action is fine, not too light, but does take some getting used to on faster runs/trills. Feels fairly clunky but you can dig into it. The action is not too noisy but like all digital keyboards you can hear the 'hammers' thumping away a bit but it's ok. Piano sound decays too quickly but is ok. In a busy pub/bar nobody would notice. Textured key surface - it's slightly too rough for my liking. It's not like any real piano I've ever played. It may smooth off slightly with age. The other sounds/voices are ok - nothing special. Bass notes on Grand Piano are very tinny/thin sounding - but I've heard similar on cheap acoustic uprights. It's because of the limited 64-note polyphony and small speakers. Because of the 64-polyphony, I do notice so some notes dropping out when using complex chords with sustain, but again I don't think it's an issue for the type of fun gigs I'll be doing. It's light, compact and it won't cause a double-brace X-stand to wobble too much.

Well done Mark .One tip for you .The note labels you stuck on are on the wrong notes if you use the music symbols . They are Bass clef and they should be down the bottom end . Middle C is on the Treble clef , so the music lines need to match any sheet music you use ,as a beginner . Work up from Very Easy music through Easy to normal . Chords are fun anyway so you can always enjoy them .

Great review brother! Learned a lot about the piano! Thanks!

i hope you're still playing like Beethoven and practicing everyday to become a better pianist than you were the day before 💞

Very good Review Bro. But hey, get rid of these sticks on the keys. It will slow you down with time. You will get even better without them. Cheers!

Thank you so much for sharing your review. It is extremely helpful!

How’s your practice almost one year later? How well are you playing? Have you been studying by yourself since the beginning?

Hey. attach an audio in, say from a phone, play a song, now play, then it should play through speakers. Now if you put a headphone in headphone jack, can you listen to what you play AND the phone audio too? I'm asking because i am considering this as one of the two(other being Yamaha p45, same cost here) that i'll buy

nice bro, i’d like to hear you play a song on it with original speakers, im curious of i should buy it

does it come with aux cable? thanks!

If I don’t have batteries, can I still play the piano with the power cable?

Is the pedal long enough for the keyboard to be on a stand and the pedal will be on the ground?

Is it possible to download different instruments to play?

How do we connect this to a computer and record the audio?