I started around 30. Im now 35, have had zero lessons and think I can play quite good now! But my repertoire is extremely limited because im very picky and have not learned to read music.
Hi Jeremy, the PX-S1000 has a few interesting features, esp. the Chordqna Play piano app. I hope that you will find the time to do other videos in which you simply play the instrument for listening pleasure. Could you maybe one day do a video to advise on which books to buy to learn the keyboard or the piano? Thanks.
thank you very much for this series, really help a lot. I love playing piano but since now working in Tokyo, due to the space I could only get the digital ones and your video really help me what to select!
Hi Li, same here I’m staying in Tokyo too. I played grand piano since young but due to limited space in Tokyo, I was thinking to get this. Can I know how it’s the touching like ? Does the touching similar to normal wooden upright piano ? Appreciate that if you can reply. :)
Biggest feature hands-down is the addition of an audio in Jack. That is simply huge because it means you can use your iPad as an unlimited sound source for any kind of piano or organ you want or backing instrument or even a full daw!
Thanks Jeremy for explaining in such a plain and simple yet at the same time comprehensive way. And not to mention another great full in-depth review of all the features worth mentioning 👍
@@JeremySee Anytime man and one more thing can you please help and suggest a decent digital 88 keys piano for beginners under 1000US$ with good hammer action
Piano keyboard is so hard to find the right fit. After watching most of your video. I love this one most. Thanks for the review and three videos about it. Lol it was very helpful.
Thank you Jeremy for your insight. It has given me great confidence that my pre-order for the PX-S3000 is money well spent. I'll be using it as a MIDI controller, so the assignable knobs and pitch wheel are of benefit. Everything I have heard about the key action and the textured keys leads me to believe it will be a great piano to learn on as well. I can't wait till it is shipping.
i wish you can buy the Roland fp-10 and do an honest review in it and maybe compare it to Casio px-s1000 piano to see what is the ultimate piano to get . Please !!🙏
A very useful explanation! Many thanks for the review. I hope this one will be available soon in Indonesia. Finally Casio has gone beyond its competitors! :)
Thank you Jeremy to explain in such a simple way and mentioned the major points that were worth mentioning and can you tell me that what other appliances are we getting with the casio px-s1000
Hello Jeremy, Thank you for the great sum up! I am looking the first device for my daughter and not sure what to prefer - px s1000 or ap 470. Are the key action by ap 470 better than by px s1000? Thank you!
I have been waiting for just this sort of product, will spring for the s 3000 though. Suppose I'd better sell my Yamaha shares! What about the HR Midi function watching Piano Man Chucks video blew me away on this!!!
This seems like a better option than even the Yamaha P515, which i was looking at getting before I saw this. Half the price, half the weight and pretty much the same features Have I got that right?
I'm confused between this and the CDP-S100. I heard the sound of the S100 is a bit weak in comparison with the S1000. I fear I may notice that, through I am a beginner and I'd like to start learning. Here in the UK, I can get the S100 with a stand for £400, the S1000 costs £450 just by itself. Perhaps the S100 could do the job? I could always connect it to my PC to get higher quality sounds of it through DAW software or even get all other voices that neither of those piano have (and honestly I doubt I'd need those voices). I think I'm answering my question here, the S1000 is what I should go for. Do you think it's a good idea or should I save and get the cheaper S100.
I would have liked to see the bag on your back, also, sound through external speakers. Hoping to purchase soon, thanks so much for your excellent reviews! Is this the lates, have they made any more improvements?
Please could you upload a video where you play chopin nocturne in c sharp minor on it? The keys have only 2 sensors while the high price pianos have 3 sensors. I want to "see" the differences and the limits of 2 sensors.
It has smart sensor tech though. So it actually is better than 3 sensors. The third one is to detect when they key goes past a certain point. With the smart sensor, it can detect how far the key is pressed down at any point.
thank you for this video jeremy .... not long ago you did help me choose my first arranger keyboard and on your advice I chose to take a Yamaha psr e463 and honestly I was not disappointed .... but now I want a good keyboard Oriental arranger as I come from North Africa ... I hesitate in fact between the Yamaha A3000 and the Korg Pa 700 ...... if you could tell me a little about this is two keyboard and say it is best provided ... and why a video on the oriental keyboard one of this is days it would help bcp of people who love this kind of music thank you bcp
The bag looks like it's a little too big internally for this piano when looking at the measurement specs. Is it to much room inside the bag for the piano or is it a perfect fit?
@@JeremySee Awesome! You really helped me to go for this Piano.. sold my Go:Piano to get the PX-S1000. Ordered the Bag to have it as a good storage at home. Will probably get the 3-pedals also. Thanks for great reviews :)
Hi Jeremy. Love your videos. I have one question. Between 1 and 10 where 10 = no brainer and 1 = not worth it at all, could you rate if the $200USD more for this Keyboard is worth it over the CDP-S100. Thank you
If I may interject, if you will use your piano as a midi controller most and as a stand-alone instrument less often, save your money and get the CPD-S100. For the extra money, the PX-S1000 gives you Bluetooth connectivity, a better sound engine, and a higher polyphony rate. Both instruments are a bargain!
Hi Jeremy, following u with anything keyboard n piano. Just a question, is this keyboard LINE OUT will cut off the in build speakers? or the on board speakers can remain active when LINE OUT to a PA. tkq
As a piano teacher, and your beginners-student (max 2 year learning) has a max budget of 1400 usd, what digital piano would you recommend for classical piano learning? Would that be this Casio or something else? Thanks for a few suggestions that you would give your student that can spent 1400 usd.
Hi Jeremy, I've really enjoyed your review and I hope you could give me a help: I've found a promotion for this specific piano for 499 euros (basically the same price of the Roland FP-10) that will end in few days and I don't know which one of the two should I buy.
Hi Jeremy, Thank you for your reviews - they were among those that have had convinced me to buy this piano. Unfortunately I had to send it back as I found that on all of the acoustic piano sounds, the sound isn't getting damped when played short (staccato) on keys from the F#6 and up the Bb7 (or maybe till the end of the keyboard). The person from the music store is telling me, that it is usual for pianos to act like this (he also said, that he compared it to a hybrid piano they have in store), but I'm not convinced it can sound such dramatically/obviously different, as you can really hear the difference between the damped sound of the F6 key (and all other keys from from F6 down the keyboard) and the audibly sustaining sound of all the keys from the F#6 and up. All the other sounds are fine. Have you experienced such an issue with this piano? I'm waiting for the music store to compare it to the sound of Casio PX-S3000, as I've heard it has the same piano sounds...
The PX-S3000 has the same default piano. The higher registers of an acoustic piano is indeed not dampened. Do try it out on an acoustic. Steinway stops dampening after E6. Yamaha after F6.
No. A damper pedal is essential a sustain pedal. A damper pedal opens the strings. F6 onwards will be ringing naturally regardless of any pedalling. Do Google the mechanics of an acoustic piano. This topic is well discussed in many classical piano forums.
@@JeremySee Thank you again for your explanations. Seems I will have to deal with this "issue" ;P (centuries of making pianos and it's still not fixed LoL Ignore me now ;) )
I don't like the idea of putting more and more of the user interface into a phone app. Let's face it, phones are a huge distraction while playing requires attention. Can you imagine screwing up in front of a large audience just because you did not turn off notifications? If the piano is connected as a bluetooth speaker you might even hear the ring tone through the PA ;) My other concern is: How long will those apps be available and will we be able to get them up and running on a 2025 phone? A friend still has a Roland home piano from 1992 and she plays it allmost every day. Even after all these years it is a fine instrument while all pnones from that aera have become redicilous. As far as I know all features on current models can still be used without a phone. I hope they don't change that in the future.
I want to buy one for my daughter for proper piano learning so I am more concerned about action,please tell me p125, roland f10 or casio px1000 which one has authentic key action
If I don’t need so many fancy function of digital piano but wish it could feel as much as possible as the classic piano(grand piano). Is Roland FP10 or Casio px-s1000 better? I’m really hesitated now cuz seeing you didn’t put this one in the top 5 for piano beginners. Would be appreciated if you could help me. I’ve been playing piano for 21 years and is now really want to find one:)
Hi friend, please tell me, which key action is more realistic, faster-responsive, balanced, longer pivot, confortable, reliable and also which has the best finger to sound connection with more dynamic range between Kawai Es110 and new Casio PX-S1000... Thanks!...
Can the Bluetooth input be going the same time as the aux input? then you could have the sound of the piano itself, and iPad going into the auxiliary input, backing from track from your phone all going at the same time? Then you could adjust all the volume levels individually.Plus you could have amazing essentially unlimited layering opportunities!
@@JeremySee i just want to say one word for your videos...i am a beginner in keyboard learning. SO I was comparing different starting keyboards as well as mid-range keyboards and frankly, I get what I want from your channel only. Thanks for your hard work. Keep going..kudos
Hi Jeremy, help me out here, please. Which piano sounds do you like better, the ones in PX-560 or this PX-S1000 or PX-S3000? I know they´re destined to different public but it would help me make my choice. Thanks in advance.
I love u your videos really outstanding videos....love from India❤...i have a request can u make a video on cdp135 Casio Vs Piano p45 b i m little.bit confused that which one I should buy ...plz make the video for me....please ...i have less money i dont know.that should i wait really too long for p45b or i should prefer cdp!135 so plz sir i m waiting do reply plz.......
@Jeremy See Is there a noticable difference with the S1000 and the S3000 as a begginer? I am wondering if I should shell out the extra $200 for the S3000 as a longer term investment.
I have Yamaha psr a3000 but i am interesting to compare this instruments. I was 2 models of Yamaha,?and i go back to Yamaha after a year work with Roland E-A7, butRoland modeles complicated to use as a blind person to my nolage.
I am thinking about to sell my Casio AP 460 for buy this Privia PX S1000, and your videos are really helping me, thank you Jeremy, greetings from Perú, great review, really helpfull
Looking at picking up one of these to start learning. As I'm old I figured that this would be a good starting point as I'll need all the help I can get. Any other recommendations for someone just starting out?
@@JeremySee thanks. I think I have my heart set on the Casio px-s1000 as I won't have to upgrade for a very long time. Rather start out with something good quality than learn bad habits by using a less quality instrument. Thanks for the vides
