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The next generation Celviano Grand Hybrid GP-510 and GP-310 Hybrid Pianos from Casio

The next generation Celviano Grand Hybrid GP-510 and GP-310 Hybrid Pianos from Casio

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Description

The GP-510 Celviano grand hybrid piano from Casio is the perfect combination of innovation and tradition. From the moment your hands touch the keys, the GP-510 grand hybrid piano delivers the authenticity your performance demands.

Authenticity Begins at the First Touch

From the moment your hands touch the keys, the grand hybrid piano delivers the authenticity your performance demands. The Natural Grand Hammer Action keyboard is made with full-length wooden concert grand piano keys, using the same materials and processes as the C. Bechstein concert grand pianos. A key press sends a hammer along the same vertical path as a grand piano, with the same essential weighting and pivot points, resulting in a true and uncompromising piano touch.

The GP-510 features a newly-enhanced touch response algorithm that allows for an even more accurate response. Players will feel enhanced control with a softer touch, enabling flawless expression of the most subtle of performances.

Three Legendary Grand 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 pianos, with the Berlin Grand sound developed in collaboration with C. Bechstein. String/damper resonance, mechanical sounds, and other subtle nuances complete the experience of owning three of the finest pianos on Earth. The GP-510 enhances the sound of these sought-after instruments with longer, more natural decay than its predecessor, ensuring each sustained note tells as complete a story as you intend.

Grand Acoustic System

Using an exclusive six-speaker amplification system, the new Grand Acoustic System reproduces the three-dimensional sound field generated by an acoustic grand. The top speakers present sounds normally heard rising upwards, and the downward-facing speakers present sounds heard from below the soundboard. This simulation fills the room with rich, complex sound, reaching both the performer and the audience. The GP-510’s speaker system has become even more powerful than its predecessor, with larger drivers making even more effective use of the powerful built-in amplifiers.

Under the Lid

The enhanced speaker system reproduces deeper, richer bass tones with clarity of mid-range and treble frequencies. When the volume is adjusted, each speaker is automatically optimized to strike the perfect balance you'd expect from a meticulously maintained grand piano. New equalization options allow greater flexibility for recording and large scale performance. Now, you can choose to either maintain the pure sound of the six-speaker Grand Acoustic System when connecting to the line outputs or headphone outputs, or to hear the sound from the speakers exactly as it's being delivered to the line outputs, minus the equalization that optimizes the sound for the Grand Acoustic System. You can also choose to disable the speaker system entirely, even without headphones connected. This solution is ideal for music labs or other educational settings, where the line outputs are used to connect to student headphone interfaces.

A Soft Spot

The all-important soft pedal is essential for accurate dynamics, not only in volume, but in tone. The GP-510 improves the effect of the soft pedal by adjusting the changes in both volume and tonal color based on the strength you use to strike the keys while the pedal is pressed.

Harpsichord

A newly enhanced harpsichord Tone has been added, including the distinctive "key-off" sound that occurs when lifting your fingers from the keys.

Striking a Balance

A longtime favorite feature for classical players, Concert Play gives you a starring role playing with a symphony orchestra. Now, you can fine-tune the volume of your piano part, ensuring you are right where you want to be in the mix. This adjustment is also available while playing along with the built-in Song library.

Seeing Is Believing

The high-contrast display on your Grand Hybrid features an inverted color scheme, allowing for easier reading from further distances and wider angles. The overall brightness is now focused on the text, leaving the rest of the display darker so you can focus on your performance.

Set the Scene

The GP-510's innovative Scene feature lets you save and recall a snapshot of many important settings including Tone selection, split/layer, Concert Hall, effects and more. Many preset Scenes are included. For example, select the "Debussy" Scene and you’ll be presented with his favorite piano, with appropriate resonance settings, placed in a venue where his music might be best appreciated.
Open Box Casio GP-510BP Celviano Grand Hybrid Level 1 Black
Open Box Casio GP-510BP Celviano Grand Hybrid Level 1 Black
Open Box Casio GP-510BP Celviano Grand Hybrid Level 1 Black

Features

  • A revolutionary piano experience designed in collaboration with C. Bechstein
  • Full-length Austrian spruce piano keys plus a true grand piano hammer mechanism
  • Enhanced EQ options, new Harpsichord tone
  • Enhanced touch response with wider dynamic range
  • Scene feature for saving/recalling favorite settings
  • Three of the world's greatest grand pianos, with improved response and longer decay
  • Newly upgraded six-speaker sound system
  • Elegant cabinet with distinguished black polished finish and gold accents
  • New high-contrast inverted display for increased visibility

Specs

Keyboard
  • Number of keys: 88 Key
  • Action: Hammer action
  • Key size: Full
  • Key Type: Wooden, acoustic grand style
Sounds
  • Number of voices: 3 piano tones
  • Layers: Yes
  • Split: Yes
Connectivity
  • AUX input: No
  • MIDI connectivity: In/Out
  • Line output: Yes
  • Line input: Yes
  • USB Connectivity: Yes
  • Headphone jacks: 1
  • Storage type: USB
Onboard Features
  • Recording/Playback Yes
  • Preset songs: 60
  • Effects: Yes
  • Built-in speakers: Yes
Other
  • Width: 56.5"
  • Height: 37.9"
  • Depth: 19.3"
  • Power adapter: Included
  • Batteries: Not applicable

Reviews

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  • Great Hybrid Piano

    5

    submitted2 years ago

    byMark

    fromColorado

    I purchased a GP510 from a local piano store in 2021. It has been my main piano since for playing classical and jazz music at home. The action and wooden keys are great and feel significantly better than other digital I have tried. I'd even say I prefer the action to a lot of similarly priced uprights. The sound is beautiful, spacious, and can go quite loud at 100 watts. It has plenty of outputs to record or use as a midi controller. It looks very nice and I like that it has a lid which can direct the sound. I did find the tones on the bright side when I got the piano. This can be adjusted in the menus. There was also an odd vibration coming from a panel just above the keyed. I reported it to Casio and they sent a tech to address the issue. The piano key tops are slightly higher than on a grand piano or most uprights. I like that for my own practice at home. I like the pedals on this piano. I do hope that Casio will update the design of the stand so the pedals are like on a grand with no wood panel behind them. They have that design on the privia psx7000. Maybe they'll do something like that when they update the hybrid grands. The bench with this instrument is okay. Like most "artist" benches, it allows for raising the bench higher than a standard wooden bench height, but doesn't really allow you to adjust below that height. As a very tall pianist, I prefer to sit lower. Overall, I really like this instrument. Particularly, I like the keys and sounds. I wish Casio would make a pro stage model with this same action. I'd buy that in a heartbeat.

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byPete

    fromSt. Louis

    What is the difference between the 510 and the 310 ?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    They appear to be very similar, please give us a call to better help you out 877 687 5403