Top 7 Reasons Why The New Celviano AP-270 From Casio Is The Ultimate Joy To Play On

Casio is really famous for producing millions of great electronic products and have been designing and building digital pianos for well over 40 years. The new AP-270 is part of a traditional furniture cabinet line of digital pianos called Celviano.

The new AP-270 is the lowest price digital piano in the Celviano line and has now been released in India. It will be available in satin black finish including a matching piano style padded bench. The new AP-270 has some very distinct upgrades over the previous model AP-260 in a number of ways and the AP-260 was the same price as the new AP-270.

1. Redesigned cabinet – Casio has given the piano cabinet a good overhaul with fewer seams, smoother installation, more piano-like in appearance. Even the speakers under the piano have been redesigned to be more "invisible" and less obvious to give the cabinet a more realistic look.

2. The piano sound chip – The sound engine has been noticeably improved along with an exclusive stereo piano sound sample from a handmade New York Steinway 9' grand piano. Up until now Casio and others have used sound samples from a variety of pianos including from Europe, but never from a real New York custom 9' concert grand. The new AP-270 is the only Casio piano made out of all models with this new Steinway piano sound and I can tell you first hand that it is the best piano sound for a traditional piano cabinet digital piano in this price range that I have ever heard. Beyond that, the New York Steinway sound has a couple of variations to it which also sound great. I was very impressed when I played and heard this new piano sound and did not expect the AP-270 to sound as good as it did. Also when you use a good pair of stereo headphones the stereo Steinway piano sound is even better because you get to hear all the tonal nuances coming directly into your ears.