Korg C320
This is the standard model in the cabinet range of Korg pianos. It has a very smart, well built cabinet in either Light Cherry or Rosewood, nicely finished with a roller cover for the keys. The action is Korg's standard Hammer Action which flows nicely for playing. The tone is full and rich through a decent speaker system (25+25watts), giving a good, expressive piano. It has a number of extra tones, which can be layered - there are 30 sounds in total including a wonderful string patch and a choir which layers beautifully with the piano. The organ is particularly useful in both classical and jazz formats - and if 30 sounds aren't enough you're showing off. The three pedals include a sostenuto, which is very useful when playing with layered strings. An effective metronome is also included. Normally £999, these are currently on special at only:
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Korg C520
This is the middle model in the range, representing a jump up from the C320 in many areas. The action is the RH-3 but the sound is enhanced with a total of 40 tones. To the ear the grand piano has more warmth and fullness. The cabinet is more furniture like -very smart - with output increased to 35watts for greater depth of tone. Additional features include a digital recorder for composing - very useful for GCSE - and a USB port for computer connection, which although not essential is very useful. Normally £1349 these are currently available at only :
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Very good value for a general purpose piano.


Casio AP-45
This is a well made, nice sounding digital piano from Casio's Celviano (full cabinet) range. They have a good selection of sounds and features and a smart cabinet with a sliding fall. Three pedals and MIDI finish the package. A decent instrument, which is normally a reasonable £799, but I have a limited number at only :
£599

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Casio Privia PX-320
This is a Privia stage piano, designed for portability - and believe me it's portable. The sound is tremendous, a full rich tone even through its own small speakers. It has a wide range of tones, with a full GM bank, so it is suitable for MIDI recording - it has an SD card slot for transferring soungs from the computer for live playback. It even has a decent rhythm section for home practise or solo gig. A great sounding, well equipped instrument these are normally just £549, but our price is only:
£499
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Casio Privia PX-410
This is a slightly different Privia, in that it has a full rhythm section as if it were a keyboard. It still has a full 88-note weighted action and a superb piano voice but also hundreds of other tones, a drawbar organ, synthesiser, sequencer, 150 drum patterns, USB - for computer linkage - even a mic input. Toys galore. This gives an instrument that can handle two jobs - fun and learning - and can allow the piano student to have a release after practise. Wonderful value at only
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Casio Privia PX-120
This is the next model in the Privia range and has the new 128 polyphonic (don't ask) piano sample. It is a step up in tone quality, and has a lot of other features - more sounds, record function, even a basic rhythm section. The action is a responsive 88-note and it is complete with the wooden stand and a sustain pedal. A very effective piano - and it will fit anywhere. Normally £549, our price is only:
£499
A compact stool is only £39 local delivery £20
Casio CDP-100
This is Casio's entry level Privia Piano - and a superb one it is. This has a full 88-note weighted action, a decent piano sound and a good stand, all at a ridiculous price. There is a choice of five sounds which can be layered, and it is complete with the damper pedal. A very simple instrument - but via MIDI it can be the heart of a complex system. More importantly it is a good piano that will fit anywhere and can be used for studying - I reckon to Grade 6 standard. Wonderful value at only :
£299
