1. Home
  2. Keyboards & MIDI
  3. Digital Pianos
  4. Home Digital Pianos

Casio AP-420 Celviano Digital Piano with Matching Bench  

SKU 
#485443000000000
  • MSRP:
    $1,499.99
  • Your Savings:
    - $400.00
  • Gift Valued at $49.99
    FREE
  • Your Price:
    $109999
  • 2 Used From $550.00

In Stock & Ready To Ship

Gold Coverage: (What’s This?)

(Most Popular)
+ Add to Wishlist
Casio

Traditional styling with 4-layer stereo grand piano sound, 88 ivory-touch tri-sensor keys, and more.

The Casio Celviano line of pianos has been refined for those who demand an authentic grand piano experience. The Casio AP-420's traditional design houses stereo grand piano sounds and an enhanced "ivory touch" keyboard. Every nuance and detail of your piano performance is captured using a tri-sensor, spring-less, 88-note, scaled hammer action. Plus, the Casio digital piano's 4-layer stereo grand piano sound delivers a natural, expressive, and dynamic piano experience.

The Casio AP-420 features a total of 16 built-in tones with the ability to layer two sounds or split the keyboard to allow a bass sound in the left hand. Its built-in SD card slot allows you to load and save song files and the dual 20W speaker system delivers a sound that will resonate through your home. With 128 notes of polyphony, USB MIDI, duet mode, 1/4" audio outputs, and many more features, the Casio Celviano's advanced technology and sound makes the AP-420 digital piano the perfect addition to any home.

Features

  • Keyboard: 88 keys, weighted scaled hammer action, tri-sensor keys, ivory touch
  • Touch response: 3 sensitivity levels/off
  • Sound source: 4 level stereo samples, linear morphing system
  • Acoustic resonance: yes
  • Polyphony (max): 128
  • Tones: 16
  • Reverb: 4 types
  • Chorus: 4 types
  • Brilliance: yes
  • Layer/Split: yes
  • Registration memory: yes
  • Duet mode: yes
  • Preset songs: 60
  • Metronome: Beats: 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Tempo range: 20 to 255
  • Transpose: 25 Steps -12 / +12 semi tones
  • Tuning control: A4=440Hz +/- 99 cents (variable)
  • Temperament: equal temperament + 16 scales
  • Recorder: 2 tracks / 1 song
  • USB storage (to PC): yes
  • SD memory card storage: yes
  • Speakers: 2 x 4.7" + 2 x 1"
  • Amplifier: 20W + 20W
  • Terminals:
  • Line out: 2
  • USB: yes
  • Pedals: damper, soft, sostenuto
  • Headphones: 2
  • Included accessories:
  • Power adapter
  • Pedals (damper, soft, sostenuto): yes
  • Bench: yes (height-adjustable)
  • Music stand: yes
  • Scorebook: yes

Experience the elegant design and rich resonance of the Casio Celviano digital piano.

AP-420 Celviano Digital Piano with Matching Bench Specifications:

  • Dimensions and weight:
  • Size (with stand): 32.9"H x 54.9"W x 16.8"D
  • Weight (with stand): 82.2lb.
Write a Review Overall Rating Customer Reviews 3 See all 3 customer reviews...

It's great!

| Review By: Scarlett Zuo | 4 months, 1 week ago

1 people out of 1 found this review helpful

Features:
Quality:
Value:
Overall:

 

I wanted something that feels as close to a real piano as possible. I went to store and tested a few Yamaha (YDP140, 141, 135) and Casio. Except for AP420, I didn't like Casio. They feel plastic and cheap. Yamahas are all quite nice, yet you know that they are digital. I ended up with Casio AP 420 because the combination of a good deal and the nice feeling. I don't care much about how many different tones it has, but one feature I found pretty cool: it can layer two different tones together.  The build in songs, and the score book are definitely a plus!

 

Both the piano and the padded bench look solid and pretty enough as furnitures in the living room. The minor thing that I noticed is that the control pad on the left of the keyboard was tilted as first. I had to push it down to its place, but that's no big deal.

 

As for assembling, I'd recommend not puting on the four plastic caps as indicated in the instruction, wait till you put the back board in. I screwed one side a bit tight and that caused the bottom board tilted up a little bit enough to stop the back board to slide in. It's a huge pain to undo the caps.

 

In all, I'm really happy with the product!

 

 

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
Good
Style of music you play:
Classic
Where you live:
NY

Did you find this review helpful? yes no1106732

Very Nice

| Review By: SpaceAce-WDS89 | 10 months, 2 days ago

3 people out of 3 found this review helpful

Features:
Quality:
Value:
Overall:

I did a ton of research on all the digital pianos in this price range, and went out to the stores and played several models.  I decided on the Celviano 420 for several reasons, and I couldn't be happier.  I realize Casio may not have as strong as a reputation as Yamaha, Korg ,or Roland, but Casio has outdone themselves with these new Celvianos.  I played a more expensive Roland, and I swear the 420 has a much better, more realistic feel.  I did like the Yamahas, but for some reason (that still baffles me) none of the Yamahas in my price range have 1/4 inch outputs, and I wanted something that I could plug directly into my Tascam.  Yamaha needs to realize that not everyone records via USB or MIDI.  Sure there are better digital pianos out there, but I truly feel the 420 is the best in its price range.  Also,it looks nicer in person, the brown is quite a bit darker than what it looks like in the pics.  If you want something with a ton of sounds I would consider going up to the 620, but I pretty much only use the piano and string sounds anyway, so the 420 was fine for me.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
I've been in a band for 20 years
Style of music you play:
Rock
Where you live:
Kentucky

Did you find this review helpful? yes no1091925

Great Look & Feel/Poor Sound Quality

| Review By: Jason-EFl2i | 1 year, 6 months ago

4 people out of 4 found this review helpful

Features:
Quality:
Value:
Overall:
I recently purchased this piano from Musician's Friend.  It was the best price I could find online with fast FREE shipping.  My intention was to upgrade from my old CASIO AP-21 which had a very plastic, clunky feeling keyboard.  This new CASIO AP-420 feels GREAT the keys are quiet and feel very similar to an acoustic piano.  The sound quality however is awful.  It is worse than my old AP-21.  The sounds, sound muffled not clear and precise. It is better with headphones so I think the piano has the capability to sound better if you use external speakers.  The features of this piano are great for the price and the quality of the cabinet is very good also; but overall I was disappointed due to the poor sound quality. The moral of the story, "you get what you pay for".
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Active Musician
Style of music you play:
Hymns, Classical, Vocal Accompany Arrangements
Where you live:
Northern Michigan

Did you find this review helpful? yes no995136

See all 3 customer reviews...
Also consider
You have no items in your cart. 0
Sign Up For Email Alerts.

Receive exclusive offers, updates and more from Musician's Friend.

Login for personalized recommendations.

Forgot Password?

Don't have a Musician's Friend account?

Sign Up Now
Log in to view your lists
Find a list