1 on 1 Testing
In this brief comparison, we are going to be putting two products head to head. The team take this task very seriously - two products enter, but only one can leave. If you would like to see more product comparisons from the same category, click here.
First, let's have a look at the Alesis Coda Pro Weighted Action.
The second product we will be examining in this comparison is the Casio Privia PX160BK 88key.
HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON | |
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Alesis Coda Pro Weighted Action |
Casio Privia PX160BK 88key |
| KEY FEATURES | |
+ Superb value |
+ Nice hammer action keys |
| WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT | |
There are plenty of features on the Coda Pro, which make it a very versatile digital keyboard indeed. You get 88 weighted keys with hammer action, 20 built-in voices courtesy of AiR Music Technology & SONiVOX, 60 preset songs, 50 patterns, and lesson modes. You can also record your own stuff on the keyboard itself, which is a nice touch. Outputs come in the form of USB-midi and midi din, ¼ inch aux, ¼ inch headphone jack ,and there’s a stereo ¼ inch aux input. Everything you need for peripherals. |
This is another digital keyboard that has been designed to emulate a grand piano as best as possible. You won’t find lesson modes and things like that, but you do get excellent weighted keys with hammer-action, along with line-level connections. Class compliant USB means you can use the Privia PX160 with your PC or Mac without drivers. |
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