PianoManChuck

I did a video that details the differences between the PX-S6000 & PX-S7000:

To alleviate the confusion between the various new models (PX-S7000 / 6000 / 5000), I've put together a video that covers the differences between these models. Be sure to see the clickable video index in the description which can be used as a reference.

"Colt Clark and the Quarantine Kids" is a super-cool family that has a couple hundred Classic Rock songs under their belt, with a huge following on Youtube thanks to the Pandemic. The Father was an out-of-work professional musician due to the quarantine, so he taught his kids to play musical instruments. They caught the attention of Ellen Degenerous, who sent them a new guitar and a check for $20K! Check out this rendition of Strawberry Fields Forever - not sure which Casio is being used in it though: Man, those are some lucky kids to have a father like that!

Yes, its an awesome board that would make a nice backup to the PX560, with the added benefit of battery operation! Glad you liked the video!!

Casio CDP-S350 Overview / Review / Demo

Warranty is in effect to "original owners" only (not transferable), and only if they purchased their keyboard from an authorized Casio dealer/reseller. So for those thinking they can purchase a used keyboard and get (or continue) a warranty with it, that's not going to happen.... at least not from Casio... but sometimes a 'big box retailer' (ie: Guitar Center, etc) might offer their own limited warranty. BTW: This is how all keyboard manufacturers warranties work, not just Casio.

All Dexibell keyboards running their latest OS are capable of being USB MIDI hosts.

The line output levels are controlled by the Volume Knob on the front panel.

What about it? Its still Casio's flagship stage piano model!

That's true, but then again no speakers can fully convey what your favorite band sounds like in the studio! People are used to whatever speakers they've been listening to every day and can at least gain some sort of idea what the sounds are like. Of course the better the speakers, the better the sound reproduction. I certainly wouldn't recommend that people watch/listen on their smart phones

Here's what the built-in speakers sound like on the PX-S1000: https://youtu.be/BJFUBwpZzJM

Don't limit yourself to playing where there's only AC wall power. Especially with the CT-X5000:

Here's a more in-depth look at why I chose the CT-X5000 over the CT-X3000 (goes beyond the obvious):

Would that be the 5000 model? Or do both the 3000 and 5000 have those same speaker/amp combinations?

Awesome presentation, Mike!! Can't wait to try one...