Three Legendary Pianos

Casio’s AiR Grand Sound Source provides not just one, but three of the world’s finest grand pianos. Dubbed the Berlin, Hamburg, and Vienna Grands, each one is the result of countless hours of precise analysis and study of their unique characteristics. They are faithful and expressive recreations of these distinctive instruments. String and damper resonance, mechanical sounds, and other subtle nuances add richness and detail, completing the piano experience. A total of 26 Tones are included, including other essential instruments like organs, electric pianos, harpsichord, and more.

The AP-710 adds a new Harpsichord Tone, new mechanical key on/off sounds, and longer, more natural decay for sustained piano notes.

Unrivaled Detail

The AP-710’s sound is delivered by the new AiR Grand Sound Source, with 256 notes of polyphony. It uses Linear Morphing technology to create smooth, dynamic transitions from the softest to loudest sounds, as well as Damper Resonance to accurately recreate the experience of the strings resonating against the piano’s soundboard when the damper pedal is pressed. String Resonance accurately models the harmonic relationships between the vibrating strings, allowing the notes to interact with one another. Hammer Response allows control over the time between pressing the key and hearing the strings, and Key Off Simulation allows control of a note’s decay by how quickly the key is released.

Education Features

The AP-710 features a total of 26 built-in tones, with the ability to layer two sounds or split the keyboard to allow a bass sound in the left hand. It has a built-in library of 60 songs that can be practiced at any tempo utilizing the dual headphone outputs or the powerful speaker system. Duet Mode allows student and teacher to practice at the keyboard simultaneously.

A new Speaker On/Off function allows the internal speaker system to be disabled, an ideal solution for music labs and various other settings.