🎹Casio PX-S1100 Digital Piano Review & Unboxing (Casio PX-S1000 Improved)🎹

0:00 - Intro 1:07 - Playing Demo 2:03 - Overview 3:28 - Unboxing 4:56 - Piano Sound 16:15 - Other Piano Sounds 25:26 - Smart Scaled Hammer Action 31:18 - Bluetooth & Features #Casio Hello and welcome to the Merriam Pianos YouTube channel. We’ve finally gotten our hands on the brand new Casio Privia PX-S1100, so we’re excited to review that for you today. It’s been out for several months, but we’ve only just now gotten one, so we’ll be doing an unboxing too. The PX-S1100 is the follow up to the popular PX-S1000, which has been one of the best selling portable digital pianos available for under $1,000 CAD for a couple of years now. We’re going to do a deep dive to see exactly what’s been improved with the 1100. Please like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell! First Impressions When we think back to the PX-S1000, we remember feeling a little bit underwhelmed with the sound when playing it without either the Hall Simulator or Surround Sound mode settings engaged. After spending a few minutes with the PX-S1100, that isn’t the case here - the raw grand piano patches are a pleasure to play without those other modes engaged. Let’s dive deeper into the sound. Piano Sound Casio has changed the speaker box design and configuration in an attempt to produce a better overall dynamic range. We would say they definitely pulled it off. They’re now also including a free Bluetooth adapter in the box, so in addition to Bluetooth Audio, the S1100 now has Bluetooth MIDI as...