r_i_garcia

I had the opposite problem.

I owned a px-330 which some notes below C4 used to sound different equalized when coming from above C4. It means, when compared to a "regular" piano (acoustic) some notes below C4 sounded strange. It wasn't a deffect, all units sounded like this.

This problem was related by some reviews over the internet and although not confirmed by Casio it was solved with the PX-350 launching.

This problem doesn't occur with my PX-360 and should not occur with the PX-560.

Maybe you had got a faulty unit. I read your 2 others posts and it seems to be the case.

PX-350 and PX-360 have a different sound generator when compared to PX-330.

Hello everyone. This is my first post. I own a PX-360 and i have a different question about saving setup registration data to an external device preferably a USB stick. The problem is I have thousands of musics and the internal keyboard memory allows to save only 96 different data sets.

Reffering to the user manual page EN-35 i can only find at the end the page a very brief explanation tha says "See Connecting to a Computer" (page EN-60)" which leads to no clue.

Also, what can i save in the registration memory? The user manual is not specific about that (it says just "tone, rhythm, etc."). Can i save everything for each music, for instance chord fingered positions (1, 2, 3...)  and what else data?

Another issue is that the px-360 doesn't show up in my windows 7 PC when connected.

Tks in advance!