Casio PX 780 ⎸ Unboxing and Assembly video 

Thank you for your kind words!

I am very happy to hear that! Thanks for checking out the video and have fun with your new piano!

Thank you for your kind words!

Great to hear! May you have a wonderful time playing music with it this Christmas! Thanks for checking out the video!

Good choice!

Thanks for checking out the video!

Any time!

Thanks! I like mine very much too!

All the time! And all the time, God is good! God bless you!

You're welcome

Hi there! Yes, I think you will be fine at 50% with this digital piano. My living room is almost as big as the area you mentioned. Hope that helps!

@@Danboarding Hi! Finally I bought this piano and the volume is great in my LR at a 50% volume; thank you very much for your help! Question: there are some keys at the Harpsichord function that do not sound similar to other keys -same function- and that is something disturbing. They sound in tone but with a little crack (like a "chist") included. Is this problem usual in this piano model? Thank you in advance.

@@mv2rzst874 That's great to hear that you finally got yours! Unfortunately I do not have any thoughts about the Harpsichord sounds as I only use the default Grand Piano sound. I personally have not encountered any problem but maybe that is something to contact Casio about. Sorry I was not of any help there.

Feature-wise, I think the Yamaha DGX670 has more. I own a PSR-SX700 and I think the DGX670 has a watered-down arranger function as the PSRSX. My primary purpose on why I chose the Casio is it's slim factor; I have limited space and if I went with the DGX670 that would have taken a slightly bigger space than the Casio, which is really compact and slim. Since this instrument will be in our living room, a cover was another consideration. Plus, the DGX670 was not yet available during the time I purchase this Casio, which I got on sale so price factored in a bit. Cost and form factor was a big part of my buying decision. I do feel the Yamaha to be better right now just because it is the newer model.

HI there! No key wobble or anything. The piano is holding up really well and plays as good as the first day as far as I know.

@@Danboarding thanksss for the prompt response!

@@arvindiyer1649 Thanks for checking out the video!

It’s a cordless, battery operated screw driver. It might still be around $30 Canadian Dollars.

I would not advise for one person to lift the box into a car and drive it home! It needs to be a two-person job. When I got mine, the delivery guy was struggling to bring it up to our doorway. I was home alone when I shot this video and I struggled mightily just to get it inside our living room. It can be done, but it would be more convenient to have another person help carry it. I hope that helps!

The first one was "Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart" by Don Moen and the second one was "Bless the Lord, Oh My Soul" by Matt Redman. My amateur version.

Hi there! I got in on sale from Costco here in Canada for around $799 Canadian Dollars.

At the time of purchase, it was on sale for $799 at Costco here in Rocky View, Alberta, which is just a few minutes north of Calgary.

88 keys.

Ok

I got it on sale from Costco Canada at around $799 CND.

I am surprised to hear that. Maybe it's only for the North America market.