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Digital Piano

  • 88 keys with scaled hammer action (Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II hammer action)
  • 64-voice polyphony
  • 10 sounds
  • Layer function
  • App functionality (Chordana Play for Piano)
  • Transposer function
  • Metronome
  • Reverb effect
  • Chorus
  • 2 demo songs
  • Speaker: 2 x 8"
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 1322 x 232 x 99 mm
  • Weight: 10.5 kg
  • Battery operation possible (6x AA, not included)
  • Includes Pedal SP-3 sheet music stand, power supply unit AD-A12150LW
  • Colour: White

Connections:

  • USB to Host
  • Audio input
  • 1 Headphone connection
  • 1 Pedal connection
  • Matching stand CS-46P: Art. 457011 (not included in the scope of delivery)
  • Suitable bag SC-800P: Art. 457013 (not included in the scope of delivery)
  • Available since January 2022
  • Item number 535645
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Colour White
  • Finish matt
  • Number of keys 88
  • Wooden Keyboard No
  • Ivory Feel Keyboard No
  • Pressure point simulation No
  • Keyboard cover No
  • Number of Sounds 10
  • Polyphony 64
  • Accompaniment No
  • Styles 0
  • Display No
  • Sequencer Yes
  • Learning function No
  • Bluetooth Audio No
  • Bluetooth Midi No
  • Half pedal possible No
  • Audio out Yes
  • Audio input Yes
  • Midi Interface VIA USB
  • USB to Host Yes
  • USB to Device No
  • Number Of Keys 88
  • Hammer Action Keys Yes
  • Number of simultaneous Voices 64
  • Number Of Sounds 10
  • Effects Yes
  • Speaker Yes
  • Sounds 10
  • Headphone Outputs 1
  • Metronome Yes
  • Weight 10,5 kg
  • Split Zones 0
  • Layer Function Yes
  • MIDI interface USB
  • Included Accessories Pedal SP-3, Power adaptor
  • Speaker power 2x 8W
  • Speaker Power 2x 8 W
  • Size 1322 x 232 x 99
  • Dimensions 1322 x 232 x 99
4.190 kr
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A compact digital piano

The CPD-S110 digital piano was launched in January 2022 as an addition to Casio's CPD-S series and comes with an improved sound and new features compared to its predecessor. The CPD-S110's compact design means that it will fit easily into any space and can also be transported easily. This piano has a 64-note polyphony, and ten essential tones are also on board that offer a variety of sounds, all of which can be enhanced with reverb or one of four chorus effects. The sound is delivered by two onboard speakers with an output of eight watts each. All in all, the CPD-S110 will prove to be a comfortable and easy-to-play practice instrument.

A wide palette of expression

With its 88 keys and scaled hammer action, the CPD-S110 resembles the keyboard of a real grand piano, with simulated ebony and ivory keys to prevent slippage caused by perspiration. The ten onboard tones include various grand piano and electric piano sounds and can also be layered for even more tonal freedom, thus providing a rich variety of options for musical expression. The behaviour of the sounds played is also affected by how hard the keys are played and by their duration. Put it all together and you have a range of additional features that allow significantly more expressive and dynamic playing. The scope of delivery includes a sheet music holder as well as a sustain pedal, which can be connected via the rear panel.

A slimline piano for beginners

The CPD-S110 is designed with a clear layout and is aimed at those who are just starting out on the digital piano. Since it has the right number of keys, it can also serve as a point of entry for those who aspire to play a real grand piano one day. The piano's high-density assembly technology allows for a space-saving internal structure with miniaturised components, resulting in a body depth of just 232mm. This digital piano can either run on AA batteries or using the included mains power adapter, so you can practise in every conceivable situation - in your own garden, for example - and even silently thanks to the headphone jack, perfect for late at night. A black version of the CDP-S110 is also available.

About Casio

The Japanese company Casio was founded in 1946 and initially became famous for its electronic calculators and wristwatches. The company released its first electronic musical instrument back in 1980, since which several decades of experience have poured into the production of keyboards, synthesizers, and digital pianos, including classics such as the CZ synth series and the digital pianos of the Celviano and Privia series. Casio's core corporate philosophy is to contribute to society through its creative products.

Practice made perfect

The CPD-S110 is equipped with a metronome that can be set from 22 to 255 BPM. The rear panel also features an audio input, which can be used to connect and play along to music from external sources via the CPD-S110's inbuilt speakers. MIDI data can be transmitted via the piano's USB port, which can be connected to a DAW using a suitable USB cable for recording software instruments (compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 and Windows 7 or later). The CPD-S110 can also be operated remotely via the free Chordana Play app, which allows settings such as sound, keyboard touch sensitivity, and metronome to be changed, and the Casio Music Space app is also available for playing along to digital scores and for interactive music playback.

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Great for beginners, with a few trade-offs
IvanZvwey 27.05.2025
I've been using the Casio CDP-S110 for a 8 months now, and overall it’s a solid budget-friendly digital piano.
The key action feels surprisingly great for the price – not too heavy, not too light. It’s compact and super easy to move around, which is a big plus if you don’t have a lot of space. You can even run it on batteries.
Also, it's the cheapest white color option from budget-friendly pianos.
The built-in speakers are okay, but if you're using headphones, the sound is much better and deeper. Also the polyphony (64 notes) is a bit limited for more complex pieces.
Still, for the price? Hard to beat. It’s a great way to start playing without spending a fortune. Btw, quality is great, looks and feels way better then it costs.
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Good piano
Marius22 18.07.2022
I am satisfied.

Good sound, acoustic piano imitation.
sensitive keys.
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Good keyed for the price!
zoleeon 14.04.2025
Could not find any better piano like keyboard in this price range. Thank you Casio! Great delivery, thank you Thomann!
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John McShultz 01.06.2022
mit Hammertastatur, ich weiss nicht wie Casio das macht, die Bedienung geht nur mit der App flott (Spezial-USB-Adapter-Kabel für iPhone nötig), aber Achtung: Das Ding hat kein bluetooth, auch keine Nachrüstmöglichkeit wie die größere Schwester CDP-S360. Ich hatte auch das grosse Privia 3100 da, bei den Tastaturen gibt es keinen Unterschied, bei den Sounds schon.
Sound über Lautsprecher in Ordnung, der Sound ist o.k., ich würde aber eh, wenn ich es behalte die Pure Piano App nutzen wie die Jungs von Pianoo, aktuell nutze ich es als Einspiel-Keyboard in die DAW
Tastatur: Mir persönlich als Piano-Autodidakt ist die Tastatur zu schwer, die vom Nectar Impact LX88+ dagegen eine Freude, wenn man der gewissen "Gratigkeit" vorn absieht
Aber die im Casio verbaute T. ist um Lichtjahre besser als die Fatar im Arturia Keylab 88 MKII, verstehe nicht wie man die gut finden kann

update: 3.6.22: Darf bleiben! Habe gemerkt, dass man zum "feinfühligen Klaviereinspielen" in die DAW eine Hammertastatur braucht UND eine leichte für die anderen Sounds z.B. E-Piano. Dafür habe ich das Nectar Impact LX88+. Endlich am Ziel!!!
Ich bin Singer/Songwriter, schreibe, dichte, spiele, arrangiere alles selbst...go to johnmcshultz dot com

update Juni 2023: immer noch sehr zufrieden bes. mit der Tastatur, ich bin kein ausgebildeter Pianist, deshalb ist die Tastatur genau richtig

Schweregrade der getesteten Tastaturen (5=schwer, 1=leicht):
KORG RH3 z.B. D1, zäh klebrig, schwer 5
Roland PHA-4 z.B. FP30x 3-4
Yamaha GHS z.B. P-125a 1-2
Casio CDP-110 2
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