The Casio Privia PX-330 digital piano has performance features that no other weighted digital piano at this price can boast: a pitch wheel, 16-track sequencer, auto-harmonization and rhythm accompaniment, and a mic input you can route through the internal speakers. It also has eight-level weighted keys, weighs only 25 pounds, and is perfect for travel.
This manual introduces the PX-330’s key features such as the pitch wheel, 16‑track sequencer, auto‑harmonization, and a 32 × 96 backlit LCD. It explains how to connect the piano via USB or SD card, use the auto‑accompaniment modes, and store registrations, rhythms, and songs.
The guide also describes the graded hammer‑action keyboard, built‑in speakers, and sound engine, including the Linear Morphing System, 250 built‑in tones, and four velocity layers. Practical tips for live performance, sound shaping, and maintenance are provided throughout.
| Weight | 25 lb |
|---|---|
| Built‑in instruments | 250 tones |
| Display | 32 × 96‑character backlit LCD |
| Velocity layers | 4 layers |
| Power output | 8 W |
| Sequencer tracks | 16‑track sequencer |
The PX‑330 weighs about 25 pounds.
The piano provides 250 built‑in instruments (tones).
It features a 32 × 96‑character backlit LCD screen.
Yes, you can plug a USB cable into a Mac or Windows PC and the piano appears as a hard drive for file transfer.