Casio PX-S7000 Digital Piano with Black Adjustable Stool

Description

I’ve had this Casio PX-S7000 for about a year, mostly just kept it set up and dusted — never really played it much, so it’s in perfect condition. The piano looks sleek and modern, and fits right in with any contemporary setup — whether it’s in a living room or a studio.

It comes with the adjustable black piano stool, which is handy, and the stand and pedal unit are both included. The keys feel smooth and the hammer action is good — it’s not a beginner-level instrument, but it’s solid for anyone from absolute newbie to intermediate player.

There are nine grand piano sounds built in, and I’ve tried the Casio Music Space app — you can tweak the tones and add reverb or hall effects, which makes headphone practice really immersive. The design is clean and minimalist, which I like — it doesn’t shout, just sits there looking stylish.

It’s a bit heavy — 30kg — so I’d recommend two people to carry it. I don’t mind if you want to dismantle it, but I’d suggest keeping it assembled and collecting it in a van. I’m moving to Banbury, Cherwell District, so it’s a bit of a change, and I’m just letting go of this one.

It’s not going to be used much anymore, so it’s really just sitting in a corner — I’ll take it to a local collection point in Banbury, or you can arrange your own courier.

Price is £1,201.50 — fair enough, but I’m just selling it because I’m moving. No drama, just a good piece of kit I’ve had around.